HI,
I live in Pennsylvania and the use of class b fireworks are illegal. Needless to say, a neighbor has to entertain himself each year by lighting off the biggest array of fireworks he can afford. This year my car's were in the garage. However, my mother's car received a great deal of firework fallout. By fallout I mean orange colored gun powder which is dusted all over her trunk, roof and hood of the car. She has a silver car and there are spots of blue. The spots of blue appear to have occurred because of the heat from the fallout on the car burned a spot on the paint.
Would some of you offer advice on what you would do to with getting this orange dust off the vehicle and any thoughts on whether or not paint can be actually burned from a firework?
I live in Pennsylvania and the use of class b fireworks are illegal. Needless to say, a neighbor has to entertain himself each year by lighting off the biggest array of fireworks he can afford. This year my car's were in the garage. However, my mother's car received a great deal of firework fallout. By fallout I mean orange colored gun powder which is dusted all over her trunk, roof and hood of the car. She has a silver car and there are spots of blue. The spots of blue appear to have occurred because of the heat from the fallout on the car burned a spot on the paint.
Would some of you offer advice on what you would do to with getting this orange dust off the vehicle and any thoughts on whether or not paint can be actually burned from a firework?