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Use griot's garage products

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I use the Griot's Garage products.
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Use a clay bar that can be found at any auto parts store.
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Use a clay bar that can be found at any auto parts store.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

This morning, I noticed a yellow stain about the size of a dime near the "tail" of the 996. If it was an insect, I can't find any trace of it. There isn't any organic residue at all but, all the same, the yellow has "seeped" into the Arctic Silver. Now how the hell do I get it out? I tried a little bit of bleach but that did nothing. What next? Ciao

POST 2Original post

Use a clay bar that can be found at any auto parts store. This will pull out any organic in the paint. Good Luck.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Won't I damage my finish by scrubbing it with a clay bar? No flames please but I haven't much experience in this regard.

POST 4Original post

I use the Griot's Garage products. The clay is very non-abrasive. You spray the area with this liquid called Speed Shine then rub the clay over it. That should get that yellow out. I had a yellow stain on my rear wheel well a few months back. It was from the yellow paint they use to mark the lines on the roads. Hope that helped.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank you. I have just ordered the claybar/speedshine combo from Griot's Garage. Let's hope that does the trick. The yellow has almost become part of (seeped into) the paint at this point

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