Help, can't get it off!!!
04-24-2005, 02:32 PM
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Help, can't get it off!!!
I was washing and waxing the Z, and I'm one of those girly girl that wears nail polish!! 
Anyways, I rubbed one of my nails against the car on accident and now there is this long pink streak on the side!! To make things worse I waxed over it 
I washed and rubbed but I can't get it off, I'm afraid that nail polish remover will remove more then the nail polish!! Oh what to do, what to do!! 
Well I know I will never wear nail polish while washing and waxing again!!...........nail polish+ Z= pink streak 
Anyways, I rubbed one of my nails against the car on accident and now there is this long pink streak on the side!! To make things worse I waxed over it I washed and rubbed but I can't get it off, I'm afraid that nail polish remover will remove more then the nail polish!! Oh what to do, what to do!! Well I know I will never wear nail polish while washing and waxing again!!...........nail polish+ Z= pink streak
04-24-2005, 02:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Ahsmo
Take nail polish and wash your car with it, I heard it cleans the car real well.
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Try a light rub with menzerna intensive polish to remove, then another light rub with menzerna final polish. Then wax. Without a polish/remover, you're just waxing over the nail polish. I'm sure other quality polishes will work-I have had such good results with menzerna that I plug it every chance I get.
04-24-2005, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by jcpeyton
Try a light rub with menzerna intensive polish to remove, then another light rub with menzerna final polish. Then wax. Without a polish/remover, you're just waxing over the nail polish. I'm sure other quality polishes will work-I have had such good results with menzerna that I plug it every chance I get.
04-24-2005, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by SteveTX
First try some rubbing alcohol then try mineral spirits. Wash area right after and apply fresh wax.
04-24-2005, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Mantis3024
hold a blow dryer up to it few seconds and use a clay bar to rub it off
04-24-2005, 04:59 PM
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Even easier than claybar, you can try rubbing compound. The 3M stuff is cheap, and I'm pretty sure it'll pull the nail polish off with a lot less work than the claybar. You can pick it up at walmart, and it is totally safe for the Z's finish.
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