Removing nail polish

Id start with some clay.

 

Hey uberlink,

Have a bit of fun with her. Tell her that she must go to college, get her doctorate, and then she'll be able to pay for a down to metal respray. Then smile - - give her a kiss, and tell her how much you love her.

As for safe removal of the nail polish .... sorry , I haven't got a bloody clue!!

Cheers mate,

Hank

 

If you can't get it off call me. I could use the drive.

 

the first sentence that comes to mind:
Yelled like a cop: "young lady, step away from the vehicle!"

Here: the garage is of limits for the GF. No bikes are allowed in the garage, if she needs the Vespa: I take it out.

For the rest: I'm pretty at ease on the toys: drinking and eating in the cars is ok for me. But I'm the only one that can makes scratches on the toys.

Last month I made a beautiful wide scratch to bare metal on the (3yr old full repaint) Lancia, when I was passing with a foldable workbench. Still taking my heartpills! 😉

On topic: a q-tip with nail polish remover and try to rub it of. Then buff it up with car wax.
Car paint is much much harder than nailpaint, ladies want to change every week of color.

 

nail polish remover should work fine.

To be sure, try it first on a small area of paint that's not otherwise visible. (Inside trunk, for instance.)

But, nail polish and touch up paint are similar compounds, and Langka makes a compound that dissolves that without harming the paint as well.

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Reminds me of something that took place about 14 years ago when our oldest son was five years old.
I had the Mondial parked in the driveway and was waxing it while Evan was milling about the yard.
I noticed that I hadent seen him in a while so I called to him. He answered from inside the garage. When I walked in to see what he was doing, I saw him with 80 grit sandpaper in his hand polishing my front quarter.

It's funny now......

 

Nail polish remover is almost entirely acetone. In less than expert hands on car paint, that is not a good mix.

 

Langka - Blob Eliminator

I believe this will do the trick if you're worried about using nail polish remover

 

Or a non acetone nail polish remover where the main ingredient is ethyl acetate instead of acetone

Cutex Nail Polish Remover, Non Acetone | drugstore.com

 

I think I would go to a detailer. They can remove such within 10min without a trace. On the other hand knowing myself I think I will try something myself first.

 

DO NOT USE NAIL POLISH REMOVER OR ACETONE! THEY ARE THE SAME THING IT WILL REMOVE YOUR PAINT

Go to you local auto place and by some buffing compound then polish it out

 

Ask Snookie how to remove nail polish.....
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A little fine cut cleaner and an orbital buffer will polish anything right out, but sounds like you are ok. I'm not 100% sure, but 87 probably doesn't have a clear coat (hence the trace of red). Single stage paint loves to be polished.

 

Good to see you got it removed!

If you one polishes their car you will remove paint as well My Alfa QV was red without a clear coat and after 15 years of age the primer started to come to the surface after all the polishing.. and red just needs polishing once and a while. I re-sprayed the Alfa and put also a clear coat over it and I actually never polished again as it stayed shinny. If I would have gotten a red Mondi I would have sprayed a clear coat over it if.

 

Silly question I know, but I am afraid that it may leak. Easy to find in Rome??