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Salutations, everyone. To the lucky folks whose vehicles are adorned with the breathtaking thundernight purple, I have a question. Paint clings to surfaces like a magnet. They're on the doors, the gas cap, the trunk lid, and I'm attempting to be careful about which parts of the bodywork I touch. Is there anything that can be done to make fingerprints less noticeable on paint?
I am grateful.
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A night of thunder and fingerprints
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xxxMikexxx
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- Joined: Mon Feb 02, 2026 8:41 pm
It would look rather strange with marigolds, so I wouldn't suggest them.
My avatar's automobile is a Techno, which was a popular colour option in the past; other options were Daytona Violet, which was somewhat lighter than Techno, and Madeira Violate, which was reserved for cars without a M emblem.
My avatar's automobile is a Techno, which was a popular colour option in the past; other options were Daytona Violet, which was somewhat lighter than Techno, and Madeira Violate, which was reserved for cars without a M emblem.
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franchcars
- Posts: 48
- Joined: Mon Feb 02, 2026 8:38 pm
Invest in a high-quality ceramic detailer to reduce the likelihood of hand oils adhering to the clear coat. It has many characteristics with BMW Techno Violet, another vehicle that has this issue.
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andy_bmw_1965
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I may try this out next weekend, depending on the weather. I am grateful.