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Would a wipe down with a lacquer thinner be a bad idea? I know it could soften the original paint, but at this point, what lasting harm would it do? Also, save that front Mazda sticker if you can... always get mad props from the die hard when they see those.

The early NAs have a horrible rep for going pink in little to no time at all. Before you wet sand, you might want to just try a good polish and wax combo. I've had good luck doing that, but the cars I've worked on haven't had anything layered on top of the paint.

That all depends on the position of the bubble... might be the upside, or the downside... :props:

We got any salt water fish folks out there, because I know someone is going to question me on this... But you all do know what "sea foam" really is, right? The air bubbles in the water have a hydrophobic and hydrophyllic side... so amino acids aka waste products from animals, attach to the...