Best way to remove paint scuff?

Crunchy nut peanut butter will remove that kind of scuff/transfer easily.
 
T-Cut do a very fine product that's almost like toothpaste. Much less abrasive than t-cut, slightly more so than a polish. I had to use it to get petrol stains off the side of the wife's car after she spilled all under the petrol cap, and didn't bother to mop it up or mention it to me for a week. :rolleyes: If it's just paint transfer that is sitting on top, that sort of thing will take it off without damaging the paint underneath.
 
mrk said:
Crunchy nut peanut butter will remove that kind of scuff/transfer easily.
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Steampunk said:
T-Cut do a very fine product that's almost like toothpaste. Much less abrasive than t-cut, slightly more so than a polish. I had to use it to get petrol stains off the side of the wife's car after she spilled all under the petrol cap, and didn't bother to mop it up or mention it to me for a week. :rolleyes: If it's just paint transfer that is sitting on top, that sort of thing will take it off without damaging the paint underneath.
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You missed my last post - T-Cut didn’t help so I took the nuclear option of a rattle can... :o

https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/posts/31585730
 
Logsi said:
Now that's brave! :p

When this happened to me I used a DAS6 polisher to bring out the scuff to a lovely shine.

Something to me seems very appealing about driving HGVs. Maybe it's because I've been stuck in an office for 5 years at a computer...the challenge of driving something like that is a big draw.
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I was in an office for just over 3yrs and made the jump, never looked back. I love just getting a job sheet in the morning/day before and being left to crack on and complete the job how I see fit, no interference from higher ups and berating unless you hit/break something :p

You have you be happy in your own company though, I can happily do a 9-13hr day only speaking to 1 or 2 people because I'm happy with my stack of podcasts but a lot of people can't hack the occasional loneliness.

Size of the vehicles soon becomes normal and you'll get people gawping at what eventually feels as normal as parking your car at the supermarket, this is part of the reason I'm getting a bit bored where I am now as it's rather repetitive pulling curtain siders everywhere, our firm does lots of steel with extendable trailers and the occasional bit of plant but the only way to get into that is start spending time away from home in the truck so it's a real conundrum.
 
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