Scuff Marks!!!

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itshines

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Just Curious How Everyone Is Removing The Scuff Marks Off Of Cars? I Have A Black Jeep I Have To Detail Next Week And It Has White Scuff Marks On It! The Marks Seem Extra Deep If That Makes Any Since?
 
If it IS just a scuff, it should not be in the paint, but rather on top of it. If it is in the paint it is a scratch. Surprisingly, a damp MF towel can remove many scuffs. If that does not work a mild polish by hand should do the trick. If it is a scratch, that needs to be polished out via machine.
 
itshines-Clarification please, what exactly do you mean by a "scuff mark"? Sorry, it's just a bit too vague for me to figure out your meaning...but it sounds kinda bad to me.
 
like scuff as in off roading and 'scuffing' against brush and trees? like will said, a mild polish or 2 in 1 with an applicator pad should get it off with a little elbow grease..
 
well you wont get white scuff marks from a tree will ya? anyway it looks to be from a building maybe? it just looked a little harder to get off than normal.. thanks for the tips!
 
Well to me it sound like paint tranfer from another vehicle? or a parking lot pole? something along them lines. if that is what it is. the way i do it is first remove the trafered paint. 99 percent of the time some good ole laquer thinner on a rag will remove it quickly. next you will wanna fix any damage underneath the scuff. hence you can do this by touch up if needed or a light to mild compound then a polish will fix it do a ipa wipedon and aplly a lsp. good luck if you need more advice pm me i can get real specific for ya.
 
itshines said:
well you wont get white scuff marks from a tree will ya?
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Believe it or not, there are some white trees out there.



It could be paint from another vehicle or a building like you said.



Its hard to tell from your vauge descriptions but Id try a claybar
 
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