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    Re: Pollen damage to a black "plastic" wing

    Waewell - if the color is in the plastic, then a plastic polish might work (Meguiar's PlastX idea).

    Try a small test spot by hand and see how it goes.

    If doing by machine, beware of high heat...
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    Re: Pollen damage to a black "plastic" wing

    Waelwell-By chance do they seem to come and go.

    Had clearcoat failure that would mimic water spots after it rained or heavy dew.

    Looked like crap, but after a day in the sun, 9not so bad.
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    Re: Pollen damage to a black "plastic" wing

    Have you tried claying too remove above surface contaminates? I would start there and proceed with caution on plastic. It heats up fast (rub a section with a compound oon a micro fiber towel !!).
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