What's the best way to remove rust stain's from white paint?? I tried simple green..
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Re: Rust stain's off white paint
Hey,
Are they just rust colored stains on the paint, but not actually bubbling paint or anything like that? If it is just stains, I would use something much stronger than Meguiar's Cleaner Wax. I would suggest using something like Meguiar's M02 Fine Cut Cleaner, or perhaps D151 PRC. Pro Wax also makes a strong RV/Marine/Airplane Wax (P-38) that will cut through aviation fuel build up on planes to scum on boats. I use a lot of it when I come across a situation where I need a strong and durable cleaner wax. But if you use the Pro Wax do use in a well ventilated area.Otherwise, stick to M02 topped with your LSP of choice or the D151 which is an AIO type of product.
Tim
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Re: Rust stain's off white paint
I had some on my Range Rover and M105 on a polishing pad and the Flex took them off completely with little effort.
ColinA common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.
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Re: Rust stain's off white paint
Originally posted by Tim Lingor View PostHey,
Are they just rust colored stains on the paint, but not actually bubbling paint or anything like that? If it is just stains, I would use something much stronger than Meguiar's Cleaner Wax. I would suggest using something like Meguiar's M02 Fine Cut Cleaner, or perhaps D151 PRC. Pro Wax also makes a strong RV/Marine/Airplane Wax (P-38) that will cut through aviation fuel build up on planes to scum on boats. I use a lot of it when I come across a situation where I need a strong and durable cleaner wax. But if you use the Pro Wax do use in a well ventilated area.Otherwise, stick to M02 topped with your LSP of choice or the D151 which is an AIO type of product.
Tim
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