clay bar it

or buy a rubber eraser wheel attachment for a drill made exactly for this purpose

 

claying it didnt work, i clayed the whole truck yesterday.

i have some rubbing compound, so i could try that? what would the best applicator be?

if not what does the drill attachment look like and how muuch would it cost?

 

Eventually washing it a few times will take it off.

For once the XL's get ahead in the mod department!!

 

we sell the eraser wheels at LRS for like 17.99

 

this the one?

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...0%201&comp=LRS

would it be worth trying rubbing compound before i spend $20

 

this stuff is excellent at getting it off:

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=32

 

believe me ive used a bunch that stuff. ill probably try some rubbing compound next.

i dont like body work so im sort of learning as i go.

 

Jack your truck up high and put on step bars. Then their doors will hit your step bars and mess up their car and not your truck. I was reading about the door moldings because Im gonna take mine off and had to comment on the dead thread