ok on my hood right next to the wiper nozzles there are little purple water stains from the winsheild wiper fluid...no matter how hard i rub or how much soap annd water i use it does not come off....this wiper fluid was the kind that melts ice or some kinda crap liek that so it supposed to be used for the winter.........but how do u go by taking these marks off??? they look really bad help soon guys i plan on washign my car today so the faster i get the info the better........thanx!

 

what color is your car? Maybe you can't take the purple off. Maybe the harh melting chemical distorted you paint and change the color.

 

my car is pearl white....u think it distorted my paint.......well that sux.....its not like a dark purple it s algiht purple...not that it matters but im just saying......

quick story....before i had that car it was my moms...she went shopping and some retards shot like 30 paintalls at it...lhood and drivers side........well she only had a few paper towels so she got as much paint off the car as she could but when she got homoe the paint she didnt get off staind the hood in some areas.......she bought sokme turtle wax and waxed the hood but nothing happened....honestly the spots when away themselves......i guess just leaving the car in the sun did something....thats all we can think of....we just parked it in the sun all day and kept it in the garage at night.....if u guys understand that then great......!!!!

 

Try a clay bar.

 

I always deal with dreaded water marks - not stains, but those marks that seem to appear on the horizontal surfaces of the car. Spoiler, hood, trunk, roof, etc.

I use 3M medium grit rubbing compound with an electric, cloth buffer. Buff the $hit out of the marks. Then repeat with a regular car wax, either with the buffer or by hand. Shines like a monkey's a$$ and no more marks, for a while...

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try windex maybe?

 

MOTHERS AND MAXIMAS DO NOT MIX!

 

Um...it was a Windex-like fluid that made the stain...

 

Not really though. The ice remover stuff he used would be much more powerefull.

SuDZ

 

windex will not get absorbed into the paint..he prolly used blue tie die by accident or sumthing - lol.......but if u want......grab sum sandpaper.....sand it off and then get the paint from paintscratch.com

 

You can try using a mild rubbing compund in that area and then polish it off. In the UK we had stuff that was called T-cut great at removing stains and tar marks...not sure what you guys call it here. It's a yellow liquid (deoxidising agent) with a very mild abrasive compound. After tcut apply polish and you're done!

http://www.gbdriver.co.uk/acatalog/O...e_T_CUT_4.html

 

Windex? Sandpaper? Try a light 3M rubbing compound. Don't buy a cheap $3.00 compound they are too hard to buff out.