Coffee stain in paint

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Cliffy

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A customer of mine spilled coffee in her truck over a year ago and let it sit. I tried to get it out with a wool pad and M105, it didn't work!!!

What can I do???
 
Cliffy said:
A customer of mine spilled coffee in her truck over a year ago and let it sit. I tried to get it out with a wool pad and M105, it didn't work!!!

What can I do???
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Im sorry, in or on truck??
 
Setec Astronomy said:
Those are all good questions, but I think the most important is....

Dunkin' Donuts or Starbucks??
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Setec that's just cruel! Lol

That's like saying sugar or no sugar haha.

(Back to reality)

After compound, all I can say is wet sand, but that is a whole other ball game. (Not advising you to do it btw)

I am subscribing to see what other detailer's have to say.
 
If it's on the paint:

I'd almost wager that the coffee has not only stained the CC, but has also
migrated down through the CC and has even stained the underlying BC.

I wonder if a decontamination system such as Valuguard's ABC, or FinishKare's,
would "bring-out" this type of an: 'acid-contamination that rained-down' upon this vehicle?

Bob
 
FUNX725 said:
I'd almost wager that the coffee has not only stained the CC, but has also
migrated down through the CC and has even stained the underlying BC.

I wonder if a decontamination system such as Valuguard's ABC, or FinishKare's,
would "bring-out" this type of an: 'acid-contamination that rained-down' upon this vehicle?
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See, now that's why I always put milk in my coffee, to cut the acid, so if I spill it on my car and don't wash it off for a year, it won't stain.
 
It's a 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee, red. I believe it's CC.
 
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