I've had car lashes before and they rubbed off my clear coat and it had to be buffed out... Has anyone had this issue with this set?
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I was afraid of this type of thing happening especially from Summer Heat Baking them on. So I sent them back without trying them. It's a Gamble you will have to take.
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Man I'm sorry to hear that. If the key scratch goes through the clear coat I don't think this will help. This is for the spider webs and swirls you see in the sun in your paint. I don't know if you have a buffer but I would start with a more aggressive polish (V34 or V36?) on the orbital and work your way up. If you don't have a machine find a detailer. It would probable be cheaper that way and he will do it right.
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It hasn't for me and I've used it for over a year. I use invisible glass to remove any rare residue after the car wash.
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I did, and I felt like it made them weird looking. I cannot describe what I mean. Maybe my mascara was too wet still? I'm not sure but they work wonders on dry lashes :)
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Paula, I have never before heard this issue raised, but I appreciate the information. If that spot is scratch-prone, we can let future customers know to be mindful of this and take extra precaution. Thanks so much. Sincerely, JR Hill Goedekers.com
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I wonder if you're having either an allergic reaction/sensitivity to something in this (which of course is possible for anything) or if the feeling of it on your lashes is causing you to rub/tug at your lashes (even if you're not aware of doing so)? I'm so unused to mascara, for example, that when I use it I notice that I kind of pull on my lashes all day and cause them to become weak.
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If you install them on a dirty car, yes, you take the chance of scratching the finish. Where it attaches is small enough that it would be reasonable to wipe the mounting area prior to putting them on. As for denting from too much tightening, the instructions detail on how to use the included tool to properly torque the mounting screws as to not damage the car or the mounting brackets.
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That's a question best asked of a body shop technician. It will buff out light scratches in clear coat, but I cant vouch for much else. Sorry.
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I emailed Meguires about a paint job on my older Ford Explorer. Seems that the body shop used a cheap clear coat over the base coat and began to haze prematurely. I suspected the clear coat was sprayed on too thin. I live in the southwest and auto paint is subject to harsh summer heat. I asked the shop to spray four clear coats but I'm sure they didn't and used some cheap stuff because paint failure happens after a couple of years but anyway, The customer care guys at Meguires suggested I use this product with a grey foam pad( I used a yellow) and my car looked like new after I finished it. The oxidized paint came right off. I also put the synthetic sealer soon afterwards and even left that on overnight to bind with the paint. You really dont need to polish your car often if you wash it by hand using a microfiber wash cloth and Meguires car wash then spray on the synthetic detailer (while car is still wet) dry off with a dry microfiber cloth. The polish is only to SLICK UP THE FINISH. Sometimes the birds get to my car and I polish that off after the hand wash but once the suface is slick and sealed, evrything will wash right off. You are right though, you go polish off some of the paint when you do this so go easy, low RPM on your rotary polisher,light pressure and remember to seal it up ! this stuff really worked well for me, I used a Dewalt rotary polisher that I purchased here on Amazon for about $150.00 a year ago. The rotary polisher is a little more difficult to use than the orbital(much lower oscillations per second) and you might want to consider that first. I have seen those at Harbour Freight Sales for about $25.00. I hope that helps !
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I've never had that problem. Especially if u'r careful until they dry. FYI, they are not as pronounced as false lashes.
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This is fine "cut" cleaner, though it's called Mirror Glaze(which is confusing-look at the red meter on left, and go lower to get finer grits), and #5 is surely an abrasive for removing scratches, heavy oxidation, etc....and should not be a repeat process over the same panels. When the panel is free of scratching(if not too deep), move to finer grit, swirl remover #4, before getting to non-abrasive "show car glaze", and/or wax. Hopefully not letting it get away from you, by washing and waxing often, maintaining the clearcoat...hope this helps.
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It bent our bumper. I haven't removed it so I couldn't tell you if it leaves scratch marks.
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I had the same issue with mine. However, after a few days the scratches were gone due to the healing properties of the sheild.
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This is a mild abrasive, it does not "fill in" scratches, it removes the material around the scratches and polishes. A lot of plastic lenses have been "coated" to make them scratch-resistant, and this will remove the coating. If your only other choice is to replace the lenses anyway, you could give it a try.
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They are a little hard on the edges! I suggest u cut the sides that they arent too long and put them in a lash curler before applying! This will help them soften their shape. Add the glue and apply on your eyelashes after you have applied mascara on your own. I hope this helps! They arent the best of quality but if you follow these steps i find it makes them so much easier to use! :* hope this helped!
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I used mascara on my eyelashes but not the Red Cherry. I didn't think they needed any at all but you could give them a light coat. I love these false eyelashes!! Thx for asking also :)
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Hi Bela, so far as I know, we have to continue using it or the eyelashes gradually revert back to their original state. My lashes have grown and darkened since using this. They look so much better! There have a couple of days or so where I forgot to use it or was just too tired to apply it at night and nothing happened, but I think if I stopped using for a period of time they would then change back.