Answers: I wonder about the silicone you used. You must own used a water base product like paintable acrylic silicone. It be not what you should have used. You should've used the silicone put out by GE. It is not waterbased and comes within clear and you will use so very LITTLE of the product only just to build a ramp from the metal up onto the window trademark rubber. A cross section would look close to a tiny wedge or ramp.
How to grasp the stuff off to be precise on the paint job. There is a product you can draw from in the paint bit of an automotive store called "silicone remover". A gell which you brush on, loaf a bit until the silicone softens and shrivels and then hose stale.
Now, being that your coup¨¦ paint has oxidized(red does that the fastest) What you call for is some rubbing compound which you apply like complicated wax and rub down the paint with a cloth, and subsequently just wipe the compound past its sell-by date. Paint job will look similar to brand new, arranged for a wax job preventing it from oxidizing.
you cant remove the silicone from it,it will probably be a severe stain on it,that's why they always say-so never use silicone near a paint profession,you might try buffing it some to blend it in,but you,ll other notice it human being there,that's one of the things you don't ever want to use on a vehicle near where on earth it can get on paint,accurate luck on it.
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