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  • Help Required on Emblems and Door Outer Edges Cleaning?

    Can anybody tell me that how i can easily remove hard tar (water Stain) from All Outer Edges and Emblems. I have used Meguiar's Bug and Tar Remover, Apc+, Super Degreaser with detailing brushes for this purpose but can not achieve good result

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    Re: Help Required on Emblems and Door Outer Edges Cleaning?

    This video from Larry is very good on this subject.

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      Re: Help Required on Emblems and Door Outer Edges Cleaning?

      sorry video loading problem and can not open

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        Re: Help Required on Emblems and Door Outer Edges Cleaning?

        We would agree with the above response ^ . Good video from our friend Larry Kosilla while here at Meguiar's NXT West Training.
        Nick Winn
        Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Online Forum Administrator
        Meguiar's Inc.
        Irvine, CA
        nawinn@meguiars.com

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        • #5
          Re: Help Required on Emblems and Door Outer Edges Cleaning?

          can anyone email me this video at umar.rasheed85@yahoo.com

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            Re: Help Required on Emblems and Door Outer Edges Cleaning?

            Originally posted by Drive Clean View Post
            sorry video loading problem and can not open
            It might be limited to US region only unfortunately.

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              Re: Help Required on Emblems and Door Outer Edges Cleaning?

              For removing dried product residue around emblems, one option for during washing the vehicle, is to use a very soft brush, along with car wash, to agitate and clean the emblems. If needed a all purpose cleaner like Meguiar's D101 All Purpose Cleaner or de-greaser like Meguiar's D108 Super Degreaser can be used, but unfortunately these options have the potential to stain the paint if left to dry, and also could affect sensitive emblem coatings or adhesives, so as a last resort if needed, use mild dilutions and rinse thoroughly. Another option if not washing the vehicle would be to use a spray detailer and a bamboo stick/skewer to get in and around the edges of the emblems to release dried residue. A microfiber towel can be used to cover the bamboo skewer to provide a less aggressive approach.

              For polishing of car emblems we again want to take into account that emblems often have sensitive coatings, different from the paint on the vehicle. In general we don't want to use any strong compounds on these surfaces. We would recommend using a wax, cleaner/wax, or a mild cleaner/polish like Meguiar's Ulitmate Polish or M205 Ultra Finishing Polish to polish & protect car emblems.
              Nick Winn
              Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Online Forum Administrator
              Meguiar's Inc.
              Irvine, CA
              nawinn@meguiars.com

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                Re: Help Required on Emblems and Door Outer Edges Cleaning?

                Originally posted by Nicholas Winn View Post
                For removing dried product residue around emblems, one option for during washing the vehicle, is to use a very soft brush, along with car wash, to agitate and clean the emblems. If needed a all purpose cleaner like Meguiar's D101 All Purpose Cleaner or de-greaser like Meguiar's D108 Super Degreaser can be used, but unfortunately these options have the potential to stain the paint if left to dry, and also could affect sensitive emblem coatings or adhesives, so as a last resort if needed, use mild dilutions and rinse thoroughly. Another option if not washing the vehicle would be to use a spray detailer and a bamboo stick/skewer to get in and around the edges of the emblems to release dried residue. A microfiber towel can be used to cover the bamboo skewer to provide a less aggressive approach.

                For polishing of car emblems we again want to take into account that emblems often have sensitive coatings, different from the paint on the vehicle. In general we don't want to use any strong compounds on these surfaces. We would recommend using a wax, cleaner/wax, or a mild cleaner/polish like Meguiar's Ulitmate Polish or M205 Ultra Finishing Polish to polish & protect car emblems.
                Thanks for Brief Detail

                But i m already try all of above mentioned procedures and can not get good result... In here mean Pakistan i think water pH level is very high therefore water will make hard stain whatever is it....
                here some detailer use bathroom acid for that purpose with some dilution but my question is! is it something availble in meguiar's range for this type of issue....

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                • #9
                  Re: Help Required on Emblems and Door Outer Edges Cleaning?

                  We would not recommend anything beyond the above mentioned procedures. At some point removal, repair or replacement, and then re-installation of the emblem may be needed.
                  Nick Winn
                  Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Online Forum Administrator
                  Meguiar's Inc.
                  Irvine, CA
                  nawinn@meguiars.com

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                  • #10
                    Re: Help Required on Emblems and Door Outer Edges Cleaning?

                    While this is no help.....I hate trying to remove scratches inside corvette emblems....toothpicks, chop sticks, q-tips, microfibers....ugh...

                    "fishing for swirls in a sea of black"
                    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                    David

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