Fuel stain on new car

[AV8R]

2014 Kia Forte in bright silver. Has a slight stain on the lower DS front bumper cover from pre-mix (oil and gas) dripping out of a weed trimmer. Any ideas on how to get rid of it?

[jamesboyy]

Try washing the area with hot water and dawn dish soap if it haven't been there long it should come off if not try a polishing the area or wet sanding

[BradsDetailing]

do not wet sand if you can not compound and polish afterward

[AV8R]

It's an area that can be compounded easily. It was originally cleaned up with Acryliclear and then washed with car soap. I hope it hasn't stained the clear permanently as it's on a flexible panel so I'm assuming they shot it with a more flexible paint/clear than is used on the steel panels....that stuff stains much easier as it doesn't harden like the other paint....ugh.

[AV8R]

205 and then 105 really gave no result. The clear must be stained. Any other ideas?

[DogRescuer]

Sorry no suggestions, but love your rotti.

[BradsDetailing]

Not sure how much difference scratch x is from 105 but maybe give that a shot

[AV8R]

Sorry no suggestions, but love your rotti.

Thanks...that's Loki...he was a great dog. Gone now, but not forgotten.

[jamesboyy]

this may sound crazy but try wd-40 a graffiti remover if that fails then you will need to repaint area