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Just got a beautiful 3'x5' NOS Marfak sign that was packed in bubble wrap.
Now I've got circles in the red area. Before I destroy this trying to remove them any suggestions? My experience says the are there to stay. HELP!!!

If it has a shine ,good old fashion cream wax would be my first try.

I've had good luck with Meguir's fine scratch remover also.

Do it soon.
The longer you wait,the harder to get em out.

THANK YOU ALL! I'm on it. I have Meguires cleaning wax and it's working!!!
This sign is going to shine now!

I always wrap my stuff with paper towels (before any kind of wrap) because of this. I'd try a wax, lightly. Don't think you'll hurt a thing that way. If they're on the red, they're on the white, black and green ?

X2 on the fine cut... It works wonders!

This is why we are supposed to wrap with the circles to the outside. Best of luck!

Does the same thing ? Wrap with paper towels, not news print either.

I've never had it happen as long as I wrap with the circles pointing out. I also use a water based bubble wrap which helps. It's actually semi-organic and turns to water if exposed to heat and direct sunlight.

I don't doubt the paper towels would help too.

I treated my cans the same way when shipping. I always treated everything like a cars finish. Would you put bubble wrap (either side on your car ?) or news print ?

Just saying....

Sign is looking great. Will post in BOTW. Paper towel works great for smaller signs. This thing really needed a sheet. I wouldn't put any bubble wrap, either side, against a painted surface. Thanks Again!

a good heads up on the use of bubble wrap..

I agree- I NEVER bubble wrap a painted sign- the oil in the plastic will bleed every time - I've even had it damage a powder coated surface. Should be ok with porcelain. I've never tried the "green" bubble wrap?

I've never had an issue with a sign shipped to or from me but I can see the point.

I just started using the green wrap last year. Had no issues so far and used it on everything I have shipped, painted metal, tin, porcelain, you name it. It's water based so I doubt it has any oils to leave a mark.