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  • #16
    Re: orange dots in paint


    Originally posted by coopers23 View Post

    Are the dots orange dots raised?



    Originally posted by grcurry View Post

    Yes I can feel them.





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    • #17
      Re: orange dots in paint

      I have a white SUV with these orange/rust small spots. They are raised and I could feel them. Some I get off with a cloth while rubbing with my nails but some I could not. For those that I already got off but there are still orange/rust spots, could meguiar's clay bar still get them off?

      I plan to do claying first, if not, I plan to use a less abrasive that removes swirl marks as per it's description thinking that it would remove these spots. I'm looking to use the ultimate polish. I going the right way? I could have used Swirl X but it's not locally available and scratch X 2.0 is only for isolated spots. I don't want to use ultimate compound as it is more abrasive less safe on the paint.

      Would like to know your inputs. TIA.

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      • #18
        Re: orange dots in paint

        Clay, and/or something like IronX would be good to look at.
        2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue

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        • #19
          Re: orange dots in paint

          Try using a Bug & Tar remover. I found the Turtle Wax is the best.

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          • #20
            Re: orange dots in paint

            Originally posted by JET_Fusion View Post
            Try using a Bug & Tar remover. I found the Turtle Wax is the best.
            Kinda doubt this will work on rail dust.

            Bill

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            • #21
              Re: orange dots in paint

              Originally posted by ybrik View Post
              I have a white SUV with these orange/rust small spots. They are raised and I could feel them. Some I get off with a cloth while rubbing with my nails but some I could not. For those that I already got off but there are still orange/rust spots, could meguiar's clay bar still get them off?
              What you're describing is classic rail dust/brake dust, which fall into the category of "above surface bonded contaminants". That is exactly the kind of thing that clay is designed to remove, and it does a great job at it. Plus, it's super easy to do.
              Michael Stoops
              Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.

              Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.

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              • #22
                Re: orange dots in paint

                Thanks guys, it's the first time that I'll try it. If it doesn't get off, I'll also try the cleaner wax.

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                • #23
                  Re: orange dots in paint

                  These Ohioans are popping up everywhere.

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                  • #24
                    Re: orange dots in paint

                    Originally posted by BillE View Post
                    Kinda doubt this will work on rail dust.

                    Bill
                    I know it doesn't make sense, but I've had success using Bug & Tar remover on what looked like orange dots. Caked on brake dust not so much; but it works on the black diesle soot. The stuff is really cheap, around $4, but it works great. Sometimes, for heavy stuff, I dab gobs on, let it sit, and then the stuff comes right off.

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                    • #25
                      Re: orange dots in paint

                      Originally posted by ybrik View Post
                      Thanks guys, it's the first time that I'll try it. If it doesn't get off, I'll also try the cleaner wax.
                      I finally got off these orange contaminants with the claybar kit. It was quite tough as it is really well bonded on the paint. Neverthless, claybar was effective and gave a smooth mirror like finish.
                      ....time to polish and wax-wax later...

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