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man that sucks. it looks like your car got stuck behind a gravel truck!
its odd you dont know what is causing it. my brothers beemer has hard water corrosion spots on it pretty bad and it looks like someone just let water dry on it. lots of little water rings.
matt: try using a clay bar on a small portion sectoin of it.
It WILL remove the wax but maybe it'll help with the spots.
+1
It also looks like it might be paint over-spray. Whatever it is, the clay should remove the spots. You could also try a mild polishing compound on a microfiber cloth and try to rub it out. If not you might need to get someone to buff it.
claybar should fix it looks like ALOT of dirt maybe debris got stuck on it
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so i clayed it just now with a coat of wax. spots didnt come out however they did disappear 70%. doesnt really show anymore they blended. i think i will go to the dealer tom because it looks like there is something going on with the clear coat. thanks for the help
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Originally Posted by Jedi54
matt: try using a clay bar on a small portion sectoin of it.
It WILL remove the wax but maybe it'll help with the spots.
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