LudeNsoL

iTrader: (14)

Hey so two weeks ago I dropped off my car to get my trunk/bumper and mirror fixed and painted. When I went to go pick it up I saw marks all over the hood and driver side fender and a little on the front bumper. The marks looked like holographic (if thats the right word)
I told him about it and he said he never seen anything like that before, so he buffed everything and it "came out" later that day it slowly appeared again but only on one little corner of the hood. Now its back where it was before but it isnt as noticeable.
You can only see it when you look at it in the sunlight at a angle.


Only pic I could actually capture the marks.

LiCelsior

iTrader: (32)

water marks + overspray possibly?

LudeNsoL

iTrader: (14)

What can I do to take it out? I worked at a body shop for a while and I never saw anything like this.

LiCelsior

iTrader: (32)

tried claybar yet?

LudeNsoL

iTrader: (14)

na not yet. Ima try that out. its weird because he buffed the **** out of it and it disappeared for a few hours then slowly came back

neojungle1

iTrader: (8)

maybe something acidic fell on it have you tried 3m compounding or wet sanding then it compounding it

97-SC300

iTrader: (17)

That's really weird. My bet is it's under the clearcoat if buffing the "****" out of it didn't do anything. Maybe they didn't properly strip the wax off the paint before repainting that panel?

Angelo

Water stains.

LudeNsoL

iTrader: (14)

Yea I kno and the panels that have this wherent even touched with anything.
how can I take it out?

Angelo

Do you have a compound and a applicator to use?

neojungle1

iTrader: (8)

hea randy are those picture before or after they try rebuffing? if not try rebuffing your yourself it not to hard to do .

LudeNsoL

iTrader: (14)

yes I do

this is after it was buffed. And I can buff I just don't want to burn through the paint. lol

neojungle1

iTrader: (8)

oh i see http://www.carcareadvice.co.uk/faq/e...is-fallout.htm may be this can shine light on your issue bro good luck

LudeNsoL

iTrader: (14)

thanks alot man.. Im going to try to use a clay bar and see what happens.

Angelo

Wash the area then clay it. Inspect and if needed compound a very small area and check.