Tire residue from track on clear bra
#1
Tire residue from track on clear bra
Some weeks back I had clear bra applied to the lower rear panels behind the tires. A couple of coats of Plexus were applied.
The next weekend I went to the drag strip and as a result of heating up the tires, tire residue got stuck to the clear bra.
Any ideas on how to get it off?
I've tried Dawn, adhesive remover and detailing spray, but I thought that checking with the experts would be wise before I resorted to using gasoline!
Thanks for your thoughts.
The next weekend I went to the drag strip and as a result of heating up the tires, tire residue got stuck to the clear bra.
Any ideas on how to get it off?
I've tried Dawn, adhesive remover and detailing spray, but I thought that checking with the experts would be wise before I resorted to using gasoline!
Thanks for your thoughts.
#2
Some weeks back I had clear bra applied to the lower rear panels behind the tires. A couple of coats of Plexus were applied.
The next weekend I went to the drag strip and as a result of heating up the tires, tire residue got stuck to the clear bra.
Any ideas on how to get it off?
I've tried Dawn, adhesive remover and detailing spray, but I thought that checking with the experts would be wise before I resorted to using gasoline!
Thanks for your thoughts.
The next weekend I went to the drag strip and as a result of heating up the tires, tire residue got stuck to the clear bra.
Any ideas on how to get it off?
I've tried Dawn, adhesive remover and detailing spray, but I thought that checking with the experts would be wise before I resorted to using gasoline!
Thanks for your thoughts.
Also, avoid using Plexus on the film...it will turn it yellow over time. You need a mild polish like Zymol HD Cleanse and a spray wax that contains no yellow carnauba like Field Glaze.
Hope this helps.
#4
You need to use a polish, that's not too aggressive, to take care of this. For me, Menzerna Super Finish always did the trick.
Also, avoid using Plexus on the film...it will turn it yellow over time. You need a mild polish like Zymol HD Cleanse and a spray wax that contains no yellow carnauba like Field Glaze.
Hope this helps.
Also, avoid using Plexus on the film...it will turn it yellow over time. You need a mild polish like Zymol HD Cleanse and a spray wax that contains no yellow carnauba like Field Glaze.
Hope this helps.
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#5
I've seen film yellow and haze after prolong use of Plexus. A simple paint cleanser and detail spray without yellow carnauba will be sufficient IMHO. It's what I do on detail with clear film, it's how we protect film after every install, and it's what we recommend to all out clients.
#6
I've seen film yellow and haze after prolong use of Plexus. A simple paint cleanser and detail spray without yellow carnauba will be sufficient IMHO. It's what I do on detail with clear film, it's how we protect film after every install, and it's what we recommend to all out clients.
That's good to know!
Thanks Moe!
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#7
I believe most 3m clear film will yellow over time thru the sun, I haven't really seen Plexus yellow any clear on this side of the coast, besides after 2-3 years I have seen most my customers just redo the clear film because they haze up or look bad in a few years.
I will have to redo mine as well soon.
I will have to redo mine as well soon.
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