Help with Black Spots EVERYWHERE

[-Rizzo-]

ok, so today i got out and washed my car in the cold, dumb ya i know but it had to be down. and when i was done washing i noticed these little black spots everywhere on my car. on the doors, fenders, hood and a lot of them on the trunk. and when i took my fingernail to them some came off but most didnt. i tried to take a picture of them but its so cold that my car froze. but if anyone knows what they are from/ can get them off tell me ASAP

http://i28.tinypic.com/2ex0bqd.jpg

[Viper5000]

Dont see anything in the pic but, Claybar would be your answer.........

[Nighthawk243]

Yeah, next warm day, go over the car with a claybar. The mothers kit works really well. If it doesn't get picked up with the claybar, report back.

[-Rizzo-]

Yeah, next warm day, go over the car with a claybar. The mothers kit works really well. If it doesn't get picked up with the claybar, report back.

so this mothers kit, does it just include a clay bar or what?

[RazorDX]

It includes a clay bar, a sample sized bottle of wax, and a spray bottle of something (I don't recall which product it is) that you use as a lubricant for the claybar. Whatever the stuff is that is in the spray bottle smells awesome.

[schneider127]

It includes a clay bar, a sample sized bottle of wax, and a spray bottle of something (I don't recall which product it is) that you use as a lubricant for the claybar. Whatever the stuff is that is in the spray bottle smells awesome.

is your car pre-owned?

mine was and it had little blue spots all over the place because the previous owner must have painted something and got overspray all over the place

so i had mine repainted

[-Rizzo-]

is your car pre-owned?

mine was and it had little blue spots all over the place because the previous owner must have painted something and got overspray all over the place

so i had mine repainted

the guy that had it before me never drove it in the winter so it was babied. and the black spots just got there this winter.

[Nighthawk243]

It includes a clay bar, a sample sized bottle of wax, and a spray bottle of something (I don't recall which product it is) that you use as a lubricant for the claybar. Whatever the stuff is that is in the spray bottle smells awesome.

Bar of clay
Cleaner wax sample
Quick Detailer.

[Blackhawk]

Jake, you had the car repainted only because of overspray from something else? I had black overspray on my fender and bumper from people spray painting too close in shop. I used the Mother's California Gold claybar kit and it came right out.

[-Rizzo-]

Jake, you had the car repainted only because of overspray from something else? I had black overspray on my fender and bumper from people spray painting too close in shop. I used the Mother's California Gold claybar kit and it came right out.

well im hoping that he at least go his car painted a different color or else it was a waste

[RazorDX]

is your car pre-owned?

mine was and it had little blue spots all over the place because the previous owner must have painted something and got overspray all over the place

so i had mine repainted

If you are directing that towards me, yes it is pre-owned. The chips on my old bumper were from rocks or a crappy paint job to begin with.

Since that picture was taken the car met a pickup truck's rear bumper at 60mph. The new bumper is nice and smooth primer right now... still waiting for a day that I can take the time to spray the base and clear. The old one has much worse than a paint chip or two now. :lol:

[Blackhawk]

well im hoping that he at least go his car painted a different color or else it was a waste
Not necessarily. The car may have been driven frequently on the freeway, abrading the front clip. It may have been in extreme heat and sun, fading and oxidizing the paint. It could just have plenty of scratches. I wouldn't mind painting mine down the road to get rid of deep scratches, especially when my bumper will be a slightly different color, along with mirrors, and possibly spoiler and hood.