ThirdgenTa
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- Nov 3, 2010
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So I detailed a car over the weekend that had sat in the city outside 24/7 and never been detailed. I first washed it and then started claying.. The condition of the paint was very rough. My clay was immediately turning orange with only a few passes. I thought to myself well it's probably fallout. So I busted out the Iron-X and went to town. Let it dwell and never saw any purple dripping on the ground. Hm... So I washed the car again and began claying and same stuff. I did a really extensive claying going over the car twice. and wasn't really getting the orange anymore. The speckles were still there. Started polishing and they weren't coming out either so I figured it was rock chips. Nope, not that either since it was all over the car, even the trunk. By the time I was done, the paint was extremely smooth, but these speckles remained over the entire car. They aren't noticeable unless under high powered light. Any ideas? Customer was extremely happy but I kept thinking to myself what they could be.
THey were kind of hard to capture on camera but they are the tiny white spots. Ignore the water spots
THey were kind of hard to capture on camera but they are the tiny white spots. Ignore the water spots