TransAmG2
11-11-2003, 05:16 PM
When you are looking at the rear end of my car, there is a slight yellowy-brownish looking crap above my exaust. I'm guessing it's from the exaust fumes or whatever burning it a bit. I was wondering if any of you guys know how to get this stuff off? Or is permanant or what? It's not THAT noticeable but it's annoying when I do notice it. Will ANYTHING get this stuff off?? I took a quick picture of it so you guys can see what I'm talkin about. Just click on my sig and there is a close up picture of it in there. Any suggestions would be great. Just don't suggest stuff that's gonna take my paint off with it. :)
Dark Angel
11-11-2003, 05:43 PM
If it's not the paint burnt, you should be able to use some compound or paint cleaner to buff it off.
SloTexanTA
11-11-2003, 11:17 PM
You should be able to buff that off. Mine has that a little bit too, luckily most of it came off with a little washing and a good amount of scrubbing ;) . Good luck, that's a beautiful car. Gotta' love the TA's:D .
Tom
94ZRiCeKiLr
11-11-2003, 11:22 PM
my arctic white 94 Z was the same way....after a few months my bumper would turn yellow....scrub it real well and it should come back to normal.....
Pandamonkey
11-11-2003, 11:24 PM
This may sound weird but..........my wife bought a couple of those "Mr. Clean" erasers to try.
Those damn things seem to clean everything that I previously thought was un-cleanable.
All it takes is water too.
They're amazing.
I'd say it's worth a shot, if it doesn't clean it - at least you still have something that seems to take dirt and grime off of everything under the sun.
TransAmG2
11-11-2003, 11:29 PM
Originally posted by Pandamonkey
This may sound weird but..........my wife bought a couple of those "Mr. Clean" erasers to try.
Those damn things seem to clean everything that I previously thought was un-cleanable.
All it takes is water too.
They're amazing.
I'd say it's worth a shot, if it doesn't clean it - at least you still have something that seems to take dirt and grime off of everything under the sun.
Thanks, I'll try that. Hope it works. If not, I blame YOU! ;)
Jilly
11-12-2003, 11:48 AM
Originally posted by Pandamonkey
This may sound weird but..........my wife bought a couple of those "Mr. Clean" erasers to try.
Those damn things seem to clean everything that I previously thought was un-cleanable.
All it takes is water too.
They're amazing.
I'd say it's worth a shot, if it doesn't clean it - at least you still have something that seems to take dirt and grime off of everything under the sun.
Those things are awesome. :)
TransAmG2
11-12-2003, 08:26 PM
Originally posted by Jilly
Those things are awesome. :)
Have u noticed that it is harmful to the paint on your car or anything? I used it today and it worked awesome but now I'm scared I might have harmed my paint.
Jilly
11-13-2003, 09:17 AM
Originally posted by TransAmG2
Have u noticed that it is harmful to the paint on your car or anything? I used it today and it worked awesome but now I'm scared I might have harmed my paint.
No, although I didn't scrub too hard. I was just trying to get the bugs that seem to be inbedded in on the front of my car, near the grille.