olive oil on my car :-(

[DarkEcho]

my buddies made little sticky dough balls out of olive oil and corn starch and chucked them repeatedly at my car, once removed they left a very stubborn oil greasy stain smudge where they hit and ive already taken it to the pressure washing car wash (the do it urself ones) but my car still looks horrible. did i mention its black? the dust has also decided to stick to the oil spots so im going to take it home and wash it with some kind of grease-cutting junk but before i do that i wanted to get any suggestions, also, what can i do to restore an awesome shine to it so that it looks even better than ever? i want to get it looking absolutely perfect so that i can just maintain the shineyness and get some pics to show you guys. i like my car alot still some appearance stuff to do but i have some interesting mods i think you all would be interested in > [img]redface.gif[/img] any help is appreciated

[hockeyman]

buddies?????

-Marc

[F1GT]

just wash it, polish it, wax it.

[Turbo V6 Camaro]

use dawn that should take it off, but dawn also takes off the old layers of wax to, get Zanio or the new stuff everyone is talking about

[Perry V]

and if those don't work, try using a clay bar.

[firebird1]

my advice.... get some new "friends"

i couldnt call anyone who f's with my car a "friend"

[PewterBird]

wash, CLAY BAR, then wash and wax

Sorry typo...wash first

[ March 13, 2004, 02:51 PM: Message edited by: PewterBird ]

[Ian]

use dish soap to cut the grease, then make sure you wax it. dish soap will get rid of it, but does take all protective wax off the car. so make sure you wax it afterwards

[eDoog]

Wait, you clay bar your car BEFORE you wash it? I always do it after. Doing it with a dirty car kills the life span of the clay.