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[TheMike]

Here's the Kane Creek trail with tracks, pics, and even a few videos:

http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=554115

It was fun to say least.

Kane Creek Ditch Crossing	Small | Large

An old FJ on Kane Creek	Small | Large

The Hemster on Kane Creek	Small | Large

Top of the World trail

Top of the World Trail	Small | Large

Top of the World Climb	Small | Large

Top of the World Trail - another perspective	Small | Large

[luigi0523]

Nice vids Mike! By the sounds of it, The Hemster may have some Kane Creek pinstripe to buff out.

Ed

[TheMike]

I believe you are correct. That's the primary reason I haven't cleaner her up from the trip. I don't want to see under the dirt!!

[DonB]

Very nice vids!  Looks like it was an awesome trip!  And for the pinstriping - time for Meguiars 3 step paint process.  Works wonders with an orbital buffer!

[R0ck]

Thanks for sharing the vids, very nice. The hemster sounds wiiicked....I'm jealous!

[TheMike]

Nice vids Mike! By the sounds of it, The Hemster may have some Kane Creek pinstripe to buff out.

Ed

It wasn't as bad as it sounded.  Nothing actually ino the paint as everything seems to be surface.  I fully expecxt to be able to rub them out.  We'll see.

[DonB]

I did a really bad number on my truck a few years ago.  I used meguiars paint cleaner and a Craftsman orbital buffer.  Came out great.  Still a few that only I can see, but it really worked.  I started with the mildest abrasive I could find and was glad I did not have to move up to anything else.

[TheMike]

I've done that stuff as well.  From the old fashion rubbing compound to color sanding with 2000k sand paper.  I expect that the method you mentioned will be more than enough to remove the stuff I got and if not a little color sanding will finish it off.