Little Rust/ Oxidation Spots
03-12-10, 12:31 PM
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Little Rust/ Oxidation Spots
I was cleaning my car the other day and I noticed there are a bunch of these tiny little rust spots near the lower sides of my car. I can scrape them off with my fingernail, however, doing a normal car wash won't remove them. I was wondering what is the easiest way to get these off?
03-14-10, 08:40 AM
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after you've clay bar and cleaned the car properly, use a good wax/polish to keep a protective coat on.
when you clay bar, it's like stripping a layer off the car...so you have to polish/wax to protect the paint.
here's the meguiar's link I've used on my previous cars and will complete on my GS this wknd.
http://www.meguiars.com/faq/index.cf...51§ion=_51
when you clay bar, it's like stripping a layer off the car...so you have to polish/wax to protect the paint.
here's the meguiar's link I've used on my previous cars and will complete on my GS this wknd.
http://www.meguiars.com/faq/index.cf...51§ion=_51
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As a detailer, (9yrs) I would try to get a hold of a product called Fallout remover. It's a very good chemical that takes those rust (which is fallout) out. This will remove all of that ugly spots off your paint. All you have to do is spray on the paint and wait for about 20 mins. Don't rinse with water, just start soaping the car first and then rinse. I would say about 95% will be gone after washing. Then use the clay bar to get rid of the rest. Not only you will save a lot of time scrubbing, you will also save your clay bar from getting dirty right away.
I assume you have a light color of your car...I would get the blue color clay bar which is medium. After, make sure apply some wax and feel and see the difference.
I assume you have a light color of your car...I would get the blue color clay bar which is medium. After, make sure apply some wax and feel and see the difference.
03-15-10, 01:55 AM
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He's right but for something simple like that just buy some laquar tinner(home depot/auto parts store $5) ill clean that in a second and no its not gonna damage your paint...I used to detail cars to back in the day. Or go to the car wash get regular wash give the guy who's cleaning the car $10 tip he"ll take care of it lol..Good luck.
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As a detailer, (9yrs) I would try to get a hold of a product called Fallout remover. It's a very good chemical that takes those rust (which is fallout) out. This will remove all of that ugly spots off your paint. All you have to do is spray on the paint and wait for about 20 mins. Don't rinse with water, just start soaping the car first and then rinse. I would say about 95% will be gone after washing. Then use the clay bar to get rid of the rest. Not only you will save a lot of time scrubbing, you will also save your clay bar from getting dirty right away.
I assume you have a light color of your car...I would get the blue color clay bar which is medium. After, make sure apply some wax and feel and see the difference.
I assume you have a light color of your car...I would get the blue color clay bar which is medium. After, make sure apply some wax and feel and see the difference.
Could you direct me upon the path to where I could purchase this Fallout removing substance? I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
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