ask charlie

[deathbynosleep]

there should be a section called ask charlie. I'm wondering what's good to get paint off of a car. My girlfriend got yellow paint all over the one side of her car from freshly painted yellow lines in the road.

[Jman423]

there should be a section called ask charlie. I'm wondering what's good to get paint off of a car. My girlfriend got yellow paint all over the one side of her car from freshly painted yellow lines in the road.
Oh that sucks, I have had that happen before.

And about the "Ask Charlie" thing... its called "TrailVoy.com" :laugh:

[02EnvoySLE Guy]

there should be a section called ask charlie. I'm wondering what's good to get paint off of a car. My girlfriend got yellow paint all over the one side of her car from freshly painted yellow lines in the road.

Ouch! How long has it been on there? If it hasn't been on too long, you can probably pull it with a clay bar (If the Mother's clay or Clay Magic Blue bar don't work, try finding a Clay Magic Red bar -- it's a bit more agressive). If it's been on for a while, you may have to soak it in some solvent cleaner or go at it VERY LIGHTLY with some paint thinner on the end of a q-tip. Last resort is to wet-sand it off with some 1500-2000 grit paper, then compound the area back to being smooth and glossy.

[02EnvoySLE Guy]

And about the "Ask Charlie" thing... its called "TrailVoy.com" :laugh:

hmm.... not sure if I should take that as a positive thing or not..... :confused: :laugh:

[deathbynosleep]

Oh that sucks, I have had that happen before.

And about the "Ask Charlie" thing... its called "TrailVoy.com" :laugh:

Ha ha

[deathbynosleep]

Ouch! How long has it been on there? If it hasn't been on too long, you can probably pull it with a clay bar (If the Mother's clay or Clay Magic Blue bar don't work, try finding a Clay Magic Red bar -- it's a bit more agressive). If it's been on for a while, you may have to soak it in some solvent cleaner or go at it VERY LIGHTLY with some paint thinner on the end of a q-tip. Last resort is to wet-sand it off with some 1500-2000 grit paper, then compound the area back to being smooth and glossy.

It's been on there for a little while. I'll try to get it off this week. Thanks.

[jallshouse]

I definatily dig the "ask Charlie" section....the guy rocks, we dont need Autopia with him here :m2: Thanks again Charlie for your help

[MoJoe]

Why not add a Show and Shine section? Charlie can moderate ;)

[02EnvoySLE Guy]

I definatily dig the "ask Charlie" section....the guy rocks, we dont need Autopia with him here :m2: Thanks again Charlie for your help

Hey no problem, I'm just glad to be of assistance. I wouldn't say you "don't need Autopia," because there are many other approaches depending on who you talk to. Many different products and procedures can apply to the same jobs, several of which I've tried; I can only comment on what has turned out to work the best for me. :m2:

[jallshouse]

i understand what you mean, what i am saying is its nice to have one or two comments that will steer me in the correct direction to learn on my own. I love autopia too, but i get confussed with a pile of info right in front of me and no real direction to go in or start with....guess i am saying i am the kind of guy that can talk myself in circles to the point i need to leave a bread trail to find my way out :o

[Tommy]

A show and shine section has been added per many requests. :)

[MoJoe]

A show and shine section has been added per many requests. :)

Yippee :rotfl:

[Black Ice]

Enjoy! :)

[deathbynosleep]

I'm just waiting for charlie's step by step How To video to hit markets.

[02EnvoySLE Guy]

I'm just waiting for charlie's step by step How To video to hit markets.

:laugh: Don't hold your breath, I wouldn't want you to turn blue!! :x

I'll start working up some stuff soon, guys. :D