If you are ever stopped at a red light, look straight ahead as cars cross your path. You will notice (depending on your eyesight) clouds of dust racing behind each (most) vehicle. It's kind of like those pictures that you stare into to see an image among all the dots. If you try too hard to see this dust, you won't see it. Then again, maybe I'm crazy!
Many on the board (at least based on my first day signed on - prevously just browsed) have mentioned particles on the back bumper and deck lid.
Here's my theory: (I'm not a scientist, so pardon my lack of correct vocabulary) The wind going over the top of our vehicles creates a whirlwind just past the roof. Particles of dust and debris that are too heavy to continue in the whirlwind end up on the deck lid and rear bumper. This would explain the particles "coming back".
I just can't believe that these particles are creeping up from the paint to the surface as some have indicated.
Many on the board (at least based on my first day signed on - prevously just browsed) have mentioned particles on the back bumper and deck lid.
Here's my theory: (I'm not a scientist, so pardon my lack of correct vocabulary) The wind going over the top of our vehicles creates a whirlwind just past the roof. Particles of dust and debris that are too heavy to continue in the whirlwind end up on the deck lid and rear bumper. This would explain the particles "coming back".
I just can't believe that these particles are creeping up from the paint to the surface as some have indicated.