Stoopid sprinklers at work where I had to park the other day are (1) on while people are at work, (2) water cars parked in marked stalls! So I come out at lunch and there are all sorts of completely evaporated irrigation water spots across my back end from the C-pillar back :-(. Actual raised surfaces worth of left-behind minerals.
I washed it tonight. Good car wash, soft cotton chenille wash mitt, P21S drying towel. The outlines of each spot are still there. WTF?! Besides climbing all over the building manager, what is the safest/gentlest way to remove these faint outlines? Waxing over them isn't going to help.
I have seen Meguiar's #9 recommended as well as 3M Imperial Hand Glaze for just this situation. Anyone care to chime in with other favorites? Or recommend one of these two over the other? I DO NOT WANT TO DAMAGE THIS BEAUTIFUL PAINT JOB. Fortunately, these spots are on two recent coats of One Grand Blitz wax, so this should end well, right
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I washed it tonight. Good car wash, soft cotton chenille wash mitt, P21S drying towel. The outlines of each spot are still there. WTF?! Besides climbing all over the building manager, what is the safest/gentlest way to remove these faint outlines? Waxing over them isn't going to help.
I have seen Meguiar's #9 recommended as well as 3M Imperial Hand Glaze for just this situation. Anyone care to chime in with other favorites? Or recommend one of these two over the other? I DO NOT WANT TO DAMAGE THIS BEAUTIFUL PAINT JOB. Fortunately, these spots are on two recent coats of One Grand Blitz wax, so this should end well, right