Those are the top 3 issues people don't like about graphics on their car's paint. It's a paint when something bad happens to them. you can't work on graphics as easy as you can work on car paint. No way to work on them if something happens to them, for example in the last few weeks we've have members join asking for help finding a product they can use to remove water spots and scratches out of vinyl stripes. Pain in the xxx to remove dried wax around the edges and pain in the xxx to tape off the graphics to avoid getting dried wax around the edges.ģ. Hard to buff, polish or wax around them without getting compound, polish or wax on them.Ģ. Thanks again.įrom experience, anyone that buys a car that has any type of graphics ON the top surface of the paint ends up to some degree or another hating them for these reasons,ġ. I may not stripe as I love this car too much to think about a permanent paint defect happening. I really appreciate you taking your time to get back to me. Usually you will do better to rub on the affects areas by hand using a clear coat safe compound first because you can exert a lot of force to a small area with just a couple of fingers and then come back and remove any marring left by rubbing by hand using a machine. If there's any fading of color under the clear layer there's no way to fix it. The only way to remove any type of imprint mark is to abrade the surface. Sometimes you can see a difference in paint color due to fading of the paint but sometimes it's just a imprint ring or border surrounding the shape of the graphic. Ghosting - The imprint left behind in the paint that mimics the shape of the graphic.Ī lot of times a sticker or any type of graphic that was on the paint for some length of time will leave an imprint of itself on the paint, this is called ghosting. There's two issues you "may" have to deal with.Ĭolor fading - This will be the basecoat as clear paint cannot fade (technically).
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