Need help on paint on car

[Lgt1977]

hi guys,

 

anyone can advice on what kind of products to get to get some paint off my car? My wife drove over something and now i have puple paint on my side mirror and some lines and dots on the left hand side of my car.

 

Is there any way to remove them with me respray my car?

 

thanks for any adice given.

[Tzehou]

Try using Tar remover. It might work as some bro here had test it out before. Do a search. Should get you some information. Tar remover can be found in Gaints stores and Home-Fix DIY.

[Ken_leong]

I don't about other tar removal products. But I tried

[Scrambyjess]

Use thinner can liao.

[Tploh]

won't thinner "eat" your car paint ?

 

I don't know but felt that would be so. Any sifu to help ?

[Vroomtattat]

Bro, only vandals use thinner.

[Picanto]

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hi guys,

 

anyone can advice on what kind of products to get to get some paint off my car? My wife drove over something and now i have puple paint on my side mirror and some lines and dots on the left hand side of my car.

 

Is there any way to remove them with me respray my car?

 

thanks for any adice given.

 

its best if you can post a photo so that everyone can see. a picture speaks a thousand words.

[Pisces69]

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hi guys,

 

anyone can advice on what kind of products to get to get some paint off my car? My wife drove over something and now i have puple paint on my side mirror and some lines and dots on the left hand side of my car.

 

Is there any way to remove them with me respray my car?

 

thanks for any adice given.

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For the paint on the glass, use a razor blade to scrape it off.

 

The paint on the body, try to use a rubbing compound. It is used to remove swirls & light scratches from the body.

 

If u not confident, go to those professional polishers. They can remove for a price. It's not so serious.

[Limck007]

if it is a big patch.. i think maybe u might want to ask some of the groomers here to help out..

 

i dont tihnk they will charge u very pricy

[Lgt1977]

Hi all,

 

sorry for the delay. was travelling for quite a bit. So here are my damaged areas that i took from my phone. Any advice?

 

At my sidelight

 

 

 

At the bottom of my bumper

 

 

At my door

 

 

 

At my wheel

 

Near my wheel arc

[Nazaki]

u need some professional help there.

[Silver_blade]

If your car is groomed regularly....you should be able to remove the paint (looks like emulsion paint) with clay bar and polish.

[Redplanet]

How's your car now? Problem solved?

[Dodobirdie]

Hi,

 

I wanted to spray my bumper, however, i went to a spray paint workshop, they say they cannot get the colour mix correctly and ask me to go Hyundai to buy the original paint. But Hyundai only sell a small bottle.

 

Any idea where can i buy the paint?

 

Thanks.

[Ivan96935sg]

I think the paintshop conned you............go patronise elsewhere.....SG lotsa paintshops around.

[Dunno]

  On 11/9/2009 at 7:53 AM, Dodobirdie said:

Hi,

 

I wanted to spray my bumper, however, i went to a spray paint workshop, they say they cannot get the colour mix correctly and ask me to go Hyundai to buy the original paint. But Hyundai only sell a small bottle.

 

Any idea where can i buy the paint?

 

Thanks.

 

Go to another workshop. As long as you can provide the colour code, a good paint shop will be able to get the colour they need. If they can't, they do not have the necessary resources and should not be in the buisness, period.

 

[Alfisti168]

  On 11/9/2009 at 11:42 AM, Dunno said:

Go to another workshop. As long as you can provide the colour code, a good paint shop will be able to get the colour they need. If they can't, they do not have the necessary resources and should not be in the buisness, period.

where in the car can the colour code be found?

[Ryanyusoff]

usually by the side of the door frame or when u open ur bonnet,it's just on top of the radiator(not on the radiator,rather the car body itself).

range from car to car.mine's a Honda.can refer to ur manual too to find that small metal piece indicating the color code details.