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What would be the best way to use a DA on a car like below with large stick on graphics? What method would you use? Just buff right over the graphics very quickly or tape everything off?
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No, dont buff over them.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
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tape all the stickers off very well, and just try and buff every bit of uncovered paint you can...put tape the stickers really wellAddicted
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The stickers on the car I'm looking at is the same and they are fading themselves. Would a light buff with 205 on speed 1 or 2 with a g110 help bring back the color some? What product would help restore the sun damage to the stickers. The rest of the car will receive 105/205 buff.Comment
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There isnt really a product for that.
Some people have used something like the Trim Detailer, but its not one of those 'recomended uses'.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Stay away from those stripes. My friend has a black 2009 Challenger with the black matte stripes and that is dangerous to try and buff.Comment
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Stay away from buffing them. There really is not a permanent fix for those large decals.quality creates its own demandComment
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Tape off the decal area. You can always hand polish the spots in between.Comment
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Will the adhesive on "Painter's Tape" damage the decals? Will removing the damage the decals??
...Just curious.-Scott
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When you buy tape, just look to make sure it's the delicate surface type and it should be ok.Originally posted by scottphys View PostComment
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