How do you get leaf stains off a white car?
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How do you get leaf stains off a white car?
The leaves from our trees leave a nasty looking stain behind. A brownish color. They wont just wash off either. The only way I have found to get them off is to buff the spots with 3M finesse it II compound and thats just too much work to be doing all the time. I was wondering if anyone knows a good, easy way to get them off. Maybe some kind of car wash that wont harm the finish. Thanks.
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The leaves from our trees leave a nasty looking stain behind. A brownish color. They wont just wash off either. The only way I have found to get them off is to buff the spots with 3M finesse it II compound and thats just too much work to be doing all the time. I was wondering if anyone knows a good, easy way to get them off. Maybe some kind of car wash that wont harm the finish. Thanks.
so the leaves are just falling on the car and leaving a stain, or is it sap? Any pics? If you have a great coat of wax on your car, I wouldn't think you should get a stain.....need more info
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Crap, I just got all the stains off. It took me a while. It will be a few days before I can get pics of it since I have to wait on more stains. It only really happens around this time of year. Its definitely not sap. Its the exact same color as tea. This is our daily driver car. It hasnt long been repainted but I havent waxed it.
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Crap, I just got all the stains off. It took me a while. It will be a few days before I can get pics of it since I have to wait on more stains. It only really happens around this time of year. Its definitely not sap. Its the exact same color as tea. This is our daily driver car. It hasnt long been repainted but I havent waxed it.
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