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Starter Motor
Join Date: Mar 2008
Posts: 22
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Hi everyone
My '93 Ford TX5's mudflaps has these like polish like residue left on the black parts of the mudflaps. I tried cleaning it the normal way when washing a car, but it is almost like a built-up of something which makes the black parts look dull and white-ish. How can I restore the mudflaps to its original state, without damaging it in the process? Thank you in advance. |
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Over Thinker
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Ipswich Qld
Posts: 1,351
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that sounds like clear coat overspray
is your car paint metalic or acrylic lacquer if it has been resprayed in two pack I dont know what chemicals are in that then ask for a clear coat /acrylic lacquer thinner to remove this layer it will not come off easily at first because it has aged and hardened the Thinner reactive on some rubbers not all before you use it on the outside of the mudflap first test a small amount on a rag in the inside of the mudflap in case it bubbles /reacts
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