I would try clay bar, followed by a very light polish, and wax

If the run has any real thickness to it, you are best to wet sand it with a sanding block to flatten it before bringing back the shine with polishing compound. Wet sanding takes significant skill. I suggest that you get an estimate from a quality body shop. It should not be an expensive correction.

Good luck!

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If it is a run then a clay bar will have no effect, that only works for overspray. Wet sanding is the only way- if you are not very experienced at it I would go right to a body shop, it should be very cheap to fix...

Quacker said:

If the run has any real thickness to it, you are best to wet sand it with a sanding block to flatten it before bringing back the shine with polishing compound. Wet sanding takes significant skill. I suggest that you get an estimate from a quality body shop. It should not be an expensive correction.

Good luck!

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If you are asking this question, then don't try it yourself. A GOOD, real, actual detailer will be able to take care of this for not much money. He'll need a heavy cutting compound or a wet sand.

I'm not being flippant when I say that. Your best bet is to go to the detailing forum and ask where the nearest pros are. Hint - they're not the guys who work at the car wash.

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Guys***8217; thank you very much for your suggestions and looks detailing is better option for me.

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