Shaved Trunk Question
#1
Shaved Trunk Question
After you got all of the glue off, did anyone notice a different color from where the emblems where? Like an outline? If so, is it still there? I washed, buffed, scrubbed....do I need touch-up paint?
#2
Re: Shaved Trunk Question
Originally posted by gabex
After you got all of the glue off, did anyone notice a different color from where the emblems where? Like an outline? If so, is it still there? I washed, buffed, scrubbed....do I need touch-up paint?
After you got all of the glue off, did anyone notice a different color from where the emblems where? Like an outline? If so, is it still there? I washed, buffed, scrubbed....do I need touch-up paint?
SuDZ
#3
Re: Re: Shaved Trunk Question
Originally posted by SuDZ
Try some goof off.
SuDZ
Try some goof off.
SuDZ
yeah.. I used goo-gone and nail polish remover. I'm pretty sure all the residue is gone.. just a darker color where the emblems where
#4
Re: Re: Re: Shaved Trunk Question
it's gonna be a little discolored, but it should go away .. it's because the part behind the letters has not been exposed to the sun since it was a baby in it's mothers woom
#8
I used a good Meguiars polish and a buffer, worked excellent when I shaved the door trims off my 88 and shaved the rear on my 97.
Only technicality is if you ever had your rear end in an accident and the paint shop opted to just cover the MAXIMA letters and paint the trunk, in that case, it's impossible to match without just painting the trunk again...had someone run into that before, wasn't too pleased either.
-A
Only technicality is if you ever had your rear end in an accident and the paint shop opted to just cover the MAXIMA letters and paint the trunk, in that case, it's impossible to match without just painting the trunk again...had someone run into that before, wasn't too pleased either.
-A
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Unclejunebug
5th Generation Maxima (2000-2003)
10
04-02-2016 05:42 AM