tiny white specks on paint...help
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tiny white specks on paint...help
i have these tiny white dots all over the top surfaces of my car. and they won't come off with washing. i think i may have to buy that clay bar and rub them out. i think they might be from the parking garage, dust/grit and then it just melts into the wax. if i use my fingernail and scrape it they will come off ,but not easily.
anyone have this problem?
bonus: some of the white specks on the hood turned out to be chips.
imagine that??????
anyone have this problem?
bonus: some of the white specks on the hood turned out to be chips.
imagine that??????
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i had some white spots but mine seemed to under the clearcoat. they were there since i bought the car a year ago. i could feel little bumps and thought they were on top until i used the clay bar and they were still there. i think some of it comes from transporting the vehicle from the plant to wherever but in my case i think the paint did not bake properly. most of mine are the back half of the car.
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Re: tiny white specks on paint...help
Originally posted by kjpierce
i have these tiny white dots all over the top surfaces of my car. and they won't come off with washing. i think i may have to buy that clay bar and rub them out. i think they might be from the parking garage, dust/grit and then it just melts into the wax. if i use my fingernail and scrape it they will come off ,but not easily.
anyone have this problem?
bonus: some of the white specks on the hood turned out to be chips.
imagine that??????
i have these tiny white dots all over the top surfaces of my car. and they won't come off with washing. i think i may have to buy that clay bar and rub them out. i think they might be from the parking garage, dust/grit and then it just melts into the wax. if i use my fingernail and scrape it they will come off ,but not easily.
anyone have this problem?
bonus: some of the white specks on the hood turned out to be chips.
imagine that??????
If you've seen anyone painting in the area, I'd confront them and attempt to get them to pay for a full detail. That happened to my dads' Dodge Ram. He and everyone at his work, got the electric company across the street to reimburse them for a full detail after the electric companys' employees told them they also all got sprayed.
Supposedly, you can remove it with a claybar and LOTS of time on your hands, but depending on how bad it is, it may be better to get it professionally done.
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