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Originally Posted by PbFut
I had not thought about those eraser sponges. Thanks for tip.
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I've been following your thread and I find I find it quite amusing.. I feel really bad bringing you bad news.. I have some experience with fire damaged vehicles.. That black stuff is the remains of hot black smoke and burning particles.. The heat has bonded that stuff to the paint and it cannot be "washed off".. You will NOT be successful trying to "rescue" or save the paint, it is forever damaged.. Grind, sand, or otherwise remove the paint down to bare metal.. Treat the underlying metal and then apply any necessary fillers, primers, etc., and then apply color matched paint.. Feather it in with the surrounding undamaged area.