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The cleaner is pretty mild. The prep is the way to go to get the job done in an efficient manner.

GG Rubber Prep, that is all.

The GG Rubber Prep is my go rubber cleaner after trying MANY others!

Re: Anyone remember this sealant from the 80's - 90's "as seen in TV"? Poorboy's world polish?

C quartz and be done with it. Just clean well first.

Why be Chairman when you can be an Emperor? :dblthumb2:

After 45 years: Wife's room, three blankets, TV on all night. Me, window open, even in winter, no TV, fall asleep within 5 minutes.

Sweet! Very nice!!

Really hard to screw it up! Easy Peasy.

This could have been answered on MM.net.

Winner winner turkey dinner!

Still thinking about this. Today I applied clear packing tape over the striping on a portion of fender, pulled it off, removed most of the striping. Off to the store to get a fresh roll.

OK OK OK I'll try my plastic blades first.

You can only insult me by throwing $100.00 dollar bills at me! :laughing: Double checked and it is lacquer thinner. I'm going to a local collision shop to see about hood alignment and will ask their opinion on this. Somehow, as the striping is so easy to remove with a thumb nail, I'm pretty sure...

Lacquer thinner doesn't touch it. Heat? It is paint, not tape. Thanks!

Thanks for the advice. Above the CC for sure. As the ps can be removed with a thumbnail I'm going to try using a single edge razor blade with lube. I'm hoping that an scratches will be light and easily polished out.

Guess I should have asked which wax is best. :laughing:

Recently purchased a 2013 Lincoln MKT. The factory pinstriping which runs the length of the vehicle is degrading/coming off in a few areas and I want to safely remove it. What's the best method? It's real paint not tape.

Well now boys and girls, that's not nice.

15" to 17" sizes? That leaves many out.