Bar front + rear logo attached (pictures at the 2nd bottom)

I disassembled the back lion, I liked it now, but now I have no idea how to disassemble it? it seems like there is a little paint difference underneath but there is no paint in my car as far as i know what is the reason? us HuseyinTurk2011-11-01 15:42:16

hüseyin's paint difference arises from the fact that the paint on the vehicle becomes dull in the sun over time, and the paint under the post remains as it was on the first day.

Now I have looked at the opposite of what I said, I couldn't make sense of it, it seems that the varnish was probably removed.

[QUOTE = text] The difference in paint is due to the paint on the vehicle getting dull in the sun over time and the paint under the post remains the same as the first day. [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = text] I looked at it now, it was the exact opposite of what I said, I couldn't make sense, it probably seems that the varnish was removed. lighter color & nbsp;

Brother, you can clean that article with the pitch remover without damaging the paint, the child I bought in the previous hawk has written 3.0 Turbo text & nbsp; I pulled it up like this, no gram marks left. You squeeze and wait for a while, then lightly oval, it turns out and shines on the surface a beautiful & nbsp;

[QUOTE = HuseyinTurk] [QUOTE = text] I just looked at the opposite of what I said, I couldn't make sense, probably the varnish seems to have been removed. [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE]

Why did you dismantle the articles for painting or boredom, by the way, you painted the lion anyway, but there is a tape in between?

[QUOTE = csalli] Brother, you can clean that post with the best remover and without damaging the paint, the child I bought in my previous hawk has written 3.0 Turbo text & nbsp; I pulled it up like this, no gram marks left. You wait tight for a while, then lightly oval, it turns out and shines on the surface a beautiful & nbsp; [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = HeRo1727] Why did you remove the texts to paint or boredom, by the way you painted the lion, but there is a tape in between?

I wish hüseyin I wish ... you did the wrong job & nbsp; now you have done your work per stop

Wd 40 frequently wait for 0n minutes to remove the text, then delete it will be clean. It is tried to recommend to friends who have bitumen stains in the car. width = "18" border = "0" alt = "Grin" title = "Grin" />

[QUOTE = text] [QUOTE = csalli] My brother will clean that post with the best remover and without harming the paint, the child I bought in the previous hawk has written 3.0 Turbo text & nbsp; I just pulled it off, no gram marks left. You wait tight for a while, then lightly oval, it turns out and shines on the surface a beautiful & nbsp; [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE]

When you have bitumen, the bit remover works. It works well, especially when very small pieces are left.

vd40 doesn't do anything to paint, right?

[QUOTE = HuseyinTurk] vd40 does not do anything to paint, was it [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = text] [QUOTE = HuseyinTurk] [QUOTE = text] I just looked at the opposite of what I said, I couldn't make sense, most likely the varnish seems to have been removed. [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE] I say [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = HuseyinTurk] [QUOTE = text] [QUOTE = HuseyinTurk] [QUOTE = text] I just looked at the opposite of what I said, I couldn't make sense of it, it probably seems that the varnish was removed. [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = HuseyinTurk] [QUOTE = text] [QUOTE = HuseyinTurk] [QUOTE = text] now I have the opposite of what I said. I call it a lighter [/ QUOTE] varnish. Because when painting the laths in my own car, when the paint was finished, it had nothing to do with the color of the car. When I took the varnish, it became the same color as my car. There is such a difference as it throws varnish on you. It does not easily varnish, but. Do you have paint on the tailgate? Generally, the parts painted later throw the varnish easier. [/ QUOTE] Did you throw the varnish yourself? If I throw it in the complete car, what would the cost be? Can I treat the accident vehicle afterwards? [/ QUOTE] yes I got it, you have to remove the varnish on the part completely. I think it is impossible to apply varnish to a small area locally, it depends on the country. The little barrier threw on the back door, the master said to be completely varnished, it will be painted, I did not get it, I do not expect it to be blown well (: it becomes matt when it is not painted, so the work is not in the paint, but in the varnish, this is painted but not varnished, you can look for example,

You can remove similar stains, including tar, with kerosene. I even clean the car with gas oil. resin, bitumen, etc. adhering to the paint instantly removes them all and there is no harm to the paint. on the contrary, it polishes like polish. & nbsp;

[QUOTE = emin08] You can remove similar stains including bitumen with kerosene. I even clean the car with gas oil. resin, bitumen, etc. adhering to the paint instantly removes them all and there is no harm to the paint. on the contrary, it polishes like polish. & nbsp; [/ QUOTE]