imported_Intel486
04-27-2002, 07:47 PM
I`ve been parking my truck under trees and powerlines recently so I`ve been getting a lot of bird droppings on it. Well, over the day the bird dropings bake onto my 200 degree paint (Its dark blue and hot!). When I do finally wash them off they leave this really fine layer of something on my paint.
It isn`t etching b/c it comes off but is a pain to get off. I`ll wash my truck, then come back to find these white dots. At first I thought it was etching but I can scrape it off with my fingernail. Well, I removed all the dots with some PPCL and then reKlassed the areas. THe thing is I`m only noticing them on my truck. I have yet to see these spots on my Highlander, which had Meguiar`s #26 on it and now has ProWax Satin Creme on it (satin creme is awesome!)
I am trying to figure out what causes these dots so it could be several things.
1) Everyone gets them and I should just remove them quickly and not worry
2) It is b/c my truck paint is so hot and the highlander`s paint doesn`t get that hot
3) It is b/c of the Klasse
4) The birds across town (which drop on my truck) eat different stuff than the birds by my house (which drop on my Highlander)
So, What is it?
It isn`t etching b/c it comes off but is a pain to get off. I`ll wash my truck, then come back to find these white dots. At first I thought it was etching but I can scrape it off with my fingernail. Well, I removed all the dots with some PPCL and then reKlassed the areas. THe thing is I`m only noticing them on my truck. I have yet to see these spots on my Highlander, which had Meguiar`s #26 on it and now has ProWax Satin Creme on it (satin creme is awesome!)
I am trying to figure out what causes these dots so it could be several things.
1) Everyone gets them and I should just remove them quickly and not worry
2) It is b/c my truck paint is so hot and the highlander`s paint doesn`t get that hot
3) It is b/c of the Klasse
4) The birds across town (which drop on my truck) eat different stuff than the birds by my house (which drop on my Highlander)
So, What is it?