brake/rail dust on rear bumper
05-11-18, 07:26 AM
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I've got so much all over the rear of my car it's insane. Recently clayed the whole car and got a bunch off but I think the rear needs a professional paint correction done on it with power tools that I don't have.
Hoping to do this at some point this car season. A good detail from a reputable guy around here is expensive.
Hoping to do this at some point this car season. A good detail from a reputable guy around here is expensive.
05-11-18, 08:39 AM
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05-11-18, 09:19 PM
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I detail my own car. I use Chemical Guys products and do my own claying, paint corrections, glazing, sealing, and waxing. I use the Torq Random Orbital polisher. It saves me so much money, but it’s sooooo much work haha. But otherwise yeah I guess taking it to get detailed is the other option. 
I must say I’ve never heard of brake dust gathering on the rear bumper 
I must say I’ve never heard of brake dust gathering on the rear bumper Trending Topics
05-12-18, 03:04 PM
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05-14-18, 05:47 AM
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I detail my own car. I use Chemical Guys products and do my own claying, paint corrections, glazing, sealing, and waxing. I use the Torq Random Orbital polisher. It saves me so much money, but it’s sooooo much work haha. But otherwise yeah I guess taking it to get detailed is the other option. I must say I’ve never heard of brake dust gathering on the rear bumper
I must say I’ve never heard of brake dust gathering on the rear bumper Thanks for the tips, I may get it detailed and/or try IronX.
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