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93AccordLXwhite · 06-11-07, 09:22

You could try WD-40 as well. Use it on a soft towel, then scrub if necessary. I suppose you could try letting it sit for a little while if that isn't enough. I always figure if I can solve the problem with stuff lying around the house it's better than going out and buying something, or waiting for shipping. ..But no one can deny that they love new products right?

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93AccordLXwhite Registered User 93AccordLXwhite is offline Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Southern California Posts: 191	Re: Paint transfer of black bumper trim You could try WD-40 as well. Use it on a soft towel, then scrub if necessary. I suppose you could try letting it sit for a little while if that isn't enough. I always figure if I can solve the problem with stuff lying around the house it's better than going out and buying something, or waiting for shipping. ..But no one can deny that they love new products right?