I live in Southern California and have noticed for quite a few years that these small yellow (mustard looking) spots appear on my cars. Just bought a new Lexus with a very dark blue paint and, of course, this color shows much worse than the lighter colored cars I had.
Does anyone know what this stuff really is. I have heard: jet fuel, bee droppings, bee pollen, bee nectar, hummingbird droppings, tree pollen and just general industrial fallout from air polution.
For what it's worth, the spots do seem to be waxy and will smear if still wet. After drying they also etch the clear coat and leave a mark that only shows if viewed at the correct angle.
Do folks in other parts of the US have this stuff or just Southern California?
Thanks in advance,
Bob
Does anyone know what this stuff really is. I have heard: jet fuel, bee droppings, bee pollen, bee nectar, hummingbird droppings, tree pollen and just general industrial fallout from air polution.
For what it's worth, the spots do seem to be waxy and will smear if still wet. After drying they also etch the clear coat and leave a mark that only shows if viewed at the correct angle.
Do folks in other parts of the US have this stuff or just Southern California?
Thanks in advance,
Bob
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