Wdpballer46

My car got floured and now every time i wash it, it dries like this no matter what i do. even if i spry detail it, it is still somewhat visibal ANY suggestions would help, its really starting to **** me off.

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98dropta

iTrader: (10)

clay bar should do the trick....then a nice buff job

2002BlackSS

iTrader: (4)

Or you could egg it and stick it in the oven @400* for 1 hour.

Black C5 Z06

That was cruel.....

Big Poppa Pitch

...i had similar spots appear on my paint and glass top after i tried to wash my car in bazillion degree heat, guess the soap baked onto the car - oops! was a pain in the *** to get off, had to rewash it all over again!

johnson7454

iTrader: (3)

looks like tree sap!! if clay bar wont take it out then a wet sand and buff will

MeentSS02

iTrader: (11)

A clay bar might do the trick...a nice dual action polisher would certainly take care of it (like a PC 7424). Regardless, I'd take care of it ASAP if it was my car.

4150

iTrader: (13)

I second that, that's about the only way you'll get that off.

davered00ss

iTrader: (4)

Clay bar, but it looks like hard water spots.

MADracing

You have well water? Mine will do this if I wash on a real hot car and allow to dry on its own. Its the minerals in the water.
Make sure your car is cool and keep wet untill you can towel dry.
Use a lite rubbing compound and rewax.
I ended up using a filter system on my hose....

CAMAROZ28SS

iTrader: (5)

that sucks man.

people are such ********

woswill

Find the ******* who did it, and make him claybar it

BANDIT8

iTrader: (-2)

I like the idea about making a cake.

1998Z28LOADED

mmm... throw it in the fryer....

get a claybar and a gun, stick the claybar in the persons *** who did that, then shoot them in the face...

Wdpballer46

well i did the claybar and so far it looks like it worked...

Gipraw

iTrader: (10)

if you still have issues with it .. hit it with a PC and a mild abrasive .. like Tropi-care TC-3, Menserna IP/Fp or Meg's #80 .. it will know it right out .. no need to wet sand from what you have shown so far ..

Reject

iTrader: (24)

hmmm you already got it fixed but i was wondering if you took it to one of those self car wash places with the high psi guns and shot at it with their soap and water, i think they have theirs filtered and the high psi should wipe it out

Wdpballer46

well i have a pressure washer and tried that... those pics were after it dried from that. that was the most stubborn stuff ever

GoFast908Z

iTrader: (12)

Some neigborhood kids did it to my car. I guess the dumb f**ks didn't realize why my car is spottless all the time....I'm a professional detailer.

I brought it back out of the garage looking even better. haha!

WonQuickZ28

iTrader: (5)

hey bro, take a dryer sheet and wet it and just wash it off, its excellent at taking stuff off thats hard to get off. its non abrasive and make your **** smell sensational! lol good luck!