My car was sitting outside my apartment when the morons who work here decided it would be a good idea to seal the sidewalks (salt eats em unlessyou clearcoat them) with a thompsons like product. Unfortunately they sprayed it on, and it was windy as hell. After arguing for a week with the idiots in the rental office they agreed for me to take the car to a detailer to have them removed. Got the car back, and all though the sealer spots dont "feel 3d" any more I can see some of them under the street light. In addition, I can find some spots the detail shop missed. What can I do as I am super **** about my black Z. In addition, there is some on the glass and rubber trim, so ways to remove it from ther would be helpful. I am willing to spend good amounts of time on the car if I can remove the spots, just need a clue where to turn. thanks

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2000 Camaro Z-28 M6, T-tops, Direct Flo Lid, ASR, EGR mod
best time (before lid): 13.47@105.99
1994 Jeep Wrangler: Lifted and soon to be Locked, 32's, more recovery equipment than FEMA.
0-60: I'll let you know when it happens.
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Start with a clay bar. If that doesnt work, move up to some 3M stuff. I think its 3M9909 or something like that. If those two dont work, time to take it to a body shop and have it repaired.

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Chris a.k.a DJ Cobol or NuknFutz99
No F-body yet!
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Take it back to the detailing shop, that sounds like a sh!tty job to me. Otherwise try the products already mentioned, I personally have had no luck with a clay bar though.

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95 Mystic teal Z-28 M6, T-tops: RKsport CA-150 ground FX, moroso CAI, 2000 SS muffler, 3 inch cutout, McCord power cap, HPP, 160 thermo, !CAGS, !TB. Zaino'd like a ***** and currently sittin under a cover
85 Jimmy 4*4, POS but it runs good
"Cars aren't the only ones sometimes recalled by their maker"
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Use a razor blade on the window. Then use a clay bar with lots of lube while rubbing. After this, there will be a ton of minor scratches from the particles running over the paint. You may have to have it wheeled...or a high pressure orb job done. Good luck.