hi all
i have a candy white scirocco and i have black dots on the paintwork that can be scatched off but they are really hard to remove
what cleaning prouduct can i use to get rid of this?
many thanks
black dots on candy white
Re: black dots on candy white
It will be tar deposits tom, ironx or tardis should help disolve them, try not to scratch them off with your nail as it may damage the paintwork
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Re: black dots on candy white
As said its tar. Only a dedicated tar remover like tardis or the likes of auto finesse obliterate will get rid of it safely.
I use obliterate and it works great! Ironx won't get rid of it as that is a iron fallout remover not a tar remover.
I use obliterate and it works great! Ironx won't get rid of it as that is a iron fallout remover not a tar remover.
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Re: black dots on candy white
ok thanks very much the both of you il have to get some
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Re: black dots on candy white
Try using a clay bar
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Re: black dots on candy white
Clay bars work but you run the risk of marring the paintwork. Also tardis is cheap for 5 litre s so effectively will work out cheaper and less chance of damaging the paintwork. Unless you leave it on the paintwork all dayS8ndo wrote:Try using a clay bar
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Re: black dots on candy white
Paint terps does the job too =P, regardless of what you use you'll need to reapply your wax/sealant.