Brake fluid stains
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smithy318i
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Can anyone tell me if these stains will polish out?
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c76jon
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they will certainly improve thats for sure
for someone to say yes to you would be a stab in the dark imho without seeing the panel
from the picture id say the panel has a lot of oxidised paint on it and this will when removed improve the situaution greatly
i know its not a definitive answer but its an honest one
jon
for someone to say yes to you would be a stab in the dark imho without seeing the panel
from the picture id say the panel has a lot of oxidised paint on it and this will when removed improve the situaution greatly
i know its not a definitive answer but its an honest one
jon
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Jesus325iTouring
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I'm having some removed from my front wing at the moment,trouble is,the fluid sinks into the paint so by the time you have polished it out,the paintwork is a mess.My body work man has had to wet flat it down,build up with putty filler and then the usual priming & spraying etc,this seems to have been the only way to fully restore the panel.
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