How can i remove this? *PICS*

[qwik5o]

My paint has been looking worse and worse lately as the wax slowly comes off. Anyway to remove this monstrocity (sp?).

All i have to work with is 3M SMR with a $30 orbital buffer and anything that can be picked up at Pep Boys .



Any suggestions...

 

[Robb]

Is that paint transfer? Describe it to us

 

[qwik5o]

It looks like thousands of white dots all over my pretty black paint.

 

[vdog0531]

well i'm not sure about pep boys.. but i know the napa around me carries quite a few of the Meg's line up, ex. DACP. By hand or machine, the detailing process is the same. Clean, polish, and protect. Pick up some clay, some polish ( maybe a few for your paint to go from aggressive to mild) and then pick up a sealent or wax. its more about process than products.



Vernon

 

[qwik5o]

I know i need some type of polish but dont know which....

 

[Robb]

you may try scratchx, pretty widely available and good for use by hand

 

[qwik5o]

Is it better than 3M SMR?

 

[butchdave]

Looks like overspray to me, possibly of primer. Try clay on it, rather than polish.

 

[qwik5o]

Ill try clay.

 

[ejoech]

try wash.

 

[NVcobra]

Can u tell if the spots are raised or sunken???

 

[Gonzo]

Doesn't look like paint transfer to me, but an out of focus reflection of some selves with stuff on them

 

[qwik5o]

Okay. I have washed and waxed the car numerous times, I am not completely arrogant to all of this stuff....



Those "shelves" are just a reflection of a light. This is a shot of the hood of my 94 Mustang GT, directly after being washed with NXT. The only visible reflection is my phone taking the picture, which is cause for the poor quality. I can't tell if the dots are sunken or raised, in fact you can't "feel" them at all, they are just...well...there.



I have no idea what this is...