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can't clean paint
Mike
Over the summer I detailed My Porches Cayenne S.
Washed
Clayed
Removed swirls with 2 different pads and used 2000 and 3000 compound.
Sealed Paint
Waxed Car
All with Blackfire products.
Tha car looked great.
Its now been 2 months since and I've washed the car when it needed it.
Now, today I washed my car and I noticed the wheels were really dirty and it won't clean. So I sprayed them with blackfire wheel and tire cleaner. That worked.
Then I washed the car and when I dried it I noticed that it wasn't clean. I thought it was just the one panel. so I washed that again, and its still dirty. Grimy, hazy,brownish color. sort of splattered along the side of my car and on the
hatch. I clayed one door and the clay was filthy and it didn't remove all the dirt.
Now I'm scared to do something or do nothing. Now that I think about it my windshield has some greasy junk om it that was hard to clean.
But paint is different.
Any ideas?
Dean
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Sounds like road oil or diesel grime. I was driving behind a tractor trailer that was spraying grime out of its exhaust stacks at night and by the time I was able to slow down and exit the mess was every place on my van. I was able to wash it off with Citrus wash and gloss at double strength. I still needed clay and Pinnacle paintwork cleansing lotion to clean up to all clear.Post some photos so the other members can see what your dealing with. Good luck getting your car back to standard.
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Most car washes are not made to remove oil or grease, best I can tell you is to try what he said or just look through all the washes and see which will remove oil and grease, other than that and I know people will yell about this but if you cant get it go to the Dawn dish soap...
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Try a cleaner wax and see where that gets you
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Originally Posted by rsflores05
Most car washes are not made to remove oil or grease, best I can tell you is to try what he said or just look through all the washes and see which will remove oil and grease, other than that and I know people will yell about this but if you cant get it go to the Dawn dish soap...
Agreed!
Good example of 'least aggressive" first
Bill
In dog beers, I've only had one.
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Here's on picture of my paint
Dean
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Sounds like a "multiple" process may be needed. I have a friend that has a gunky-film on his show Mustang. We got it off his windows with Duragloss Nu-Glass and lots of elbow grease.
I gave him a bottle of DG Marine Polish (the cleaner), but it looks like it may take something stronger to remove it totally off paint. Please let us know if you find what works.
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Originally Posted by tehewly
Mike
Over the summer I detailed My Porches Cayenne S.
Washed
Clayed
Removed swirls with 2 different pads and used 2000 and 3000 compound.
Sealed Paint
Waxed Car
All with Blackfire products.
Tha car looked great.
Its now been 2 months since and I've washed the car when it needed it.
Now, today I washed my car and I noticed the wheels were really dirty and it won't clean. So I sprayed them with blackfire wheel and tire cleaner. That worked.
Then I washed the car and when I dried it I noticed that it wasn't clean. I thought it was just the one panel. so I washed that again, and its still dirty. Grimy, hazy,brownish color. sort of splattered along the side of my car and on the
hatch. I clayed one door and the clay was filthy and it didn't remove all the dirt.
Now I'm scared to do something or do nothing. Now that I think about it my windshield has some greasy junk om it that was hard to clean.
But paint is different.
Any ideas?
Dean
maybe lime or calcium promblem?
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Re: can't clean paint
Originally Posted by GSKR
maybe lime or calcium promblem?
Need better pics,not so up close.
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