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Yeah it's a crown Vic, one of our work cruisers. I always try clay first on these, then revive polish maybe? Or just focus pads on the drill with caution? Thanks for the advice so far all!

It'll be will the drill

Hey guys - just wondering how you guys would go about tackling this paint transfer in a specific area. I would use the focus pads on the big stuff, however I'm unsure how to get the damage out from the little lip in the bumper in the picture here. Thanks!

 beautiful!!!

I think that's the same drill I have, a Milwaukee cordless drill. Has the same color scheme as Flex does.... red and black.

That's the brand I was thinking of! I couldn't put my finger on it but I know I've saw them in stores haha 

This is very tough because all of them are amazing. I'd probably say carpet and upholstry and leather and interior. I've took some crazy things out with those two that nothing else could even make a dent with. The best! 

Hmmm also looks like that might be an Adam's cordless drill too judging by the color scheme haha 

All the best Jose. Get well and Wishing for a quick recovery for you sir.

Awesome Chris! It came out amazing dude!!

This stuff is awesome, you won't be disappointed!

We will likely launch it later this month along with a few other surprises. Stay tuned.

I like the sound of this sir! So pumped!

Forgot to mention Anthony (bluegencoupe) gave me some great advice as well with this. Thanks man!

Adam's license plate frame. I would hang that on my car with pride!!

I haven't done it myself, but I recently read this summary of a rim restoration (in some other forums in which I participate). Admittedly, those wheels looked worse than yours do, but I thought you might get some ideas from that process which started with the aircraft stripper Andrew recommended...

Thanks Steve and Andrew! I appericate it.

After looking that thread, seems like a long project for the most part. I might hold off with them. My wheels are in pretty decent shape, It's just that rim that I wish was more chrome looking.

My mustang came with those wheels when I brought it from the previous owner. I like them but I'm not in love with them. I've always had my eye on the 03/04 cobra rims so I may just have to pick those up eventually, which will save me from that process altogether haha!

I would say strip the polished lip with aircraft stripper. You will have to be careful and do a lot of taping so you don't get stripper on the center section.

Thanks for the super quick reply! I had a look in a few hardware stores and the only thing I'm seeing so far is marine stripper, would that be one in the same basically?

My aftermarket wheels' clear coat looks awful around the front side rim, anyone know what's the best way to remove it? I plan to strip it and bring the shine back with metal polish. Any ideas? Thanks guys!

Looks much better! Awesome work!

It was just severe swirl remover, It did it's job like a champ! I was very impressed

Awesome Chris! Good job sir!

There were some nasty paint transfer marks on one of our work vehicles (2006 Crown Vic) from someone hitting something a few days ago.

I'm currently on my midnight rotation and had my Adam's stuff in my car from a detail earlier, so I figured might as well give it a shot!

4" focus pads to the rescue!

Welcome! Very nice GT!

Awesome Len!!

Awesome work dude! looks great!

Love it!!!