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I have a friend who's car was some how hit in a parking lot and some white paint was transferred to the door handle on her car. She knows how I take care of my truck and has asked me if I know of some way to remove the paint. I am wondering if a Adams Product would be able to remove the paint since it is on the door handle which I assume is plastic. If you guys have any ideas please let me know. Thanks EDIT-I have quite a few adams products but I have no machine products. I feel like a machine product may be the best to remove it but am wondering if clay or revive would remove it?

Thats the kind of info I was looking for. I ordered some revive and a blue applicator. I am hoping it will arrive in the next two days so I can clean the wheels on the weekend. How did you apply the revive and work it? Blue applicator?

Thanks for the advice. I don't have any fine machine polish or revive. So I just placed a order for some revive and a applicator. Maybe for now I will use some green wheel cleaner, try some brilliant glaze, and then some spray sealant. He rarely hand washes his truck and usually just takes it through the automatic wash. So im sure he would be impressed if I just washed the wheels with some soap and water.

My father inlaw has a 2011 Dodge Ram with the OEM Chrome Clad Wheels and after one year and a winter with salt covered roads they aren't as shiny as the day they left the lot and he knows about my Adams obsession and whats to know what I think he should use one them to bring back the shine. First thing I told him was no harsh chemicals. I was thinking maybe just a good wash with a soapy water mixture like we do with clear coated wheels then maybe some brilliant glaze to make them shine a little more? Or maybe some sealant on there? What are your guys opinions? EDIT-Would green wheel cleaner be okay to remove the brake dust?

Are any of you powerstroke guys members on powerstroke.org?!

Hey Airhog what area of canada are you from?