Tiny rust spots

[rtraveler]

2014 Honda Pilot EX-L 80k miles. I was washing the car today and I noticed tiny rust spots around the car. I take care of my car and I polish and wax it once a year and I wash it myself. Does anyone know how to get rid of these spots? Thanks.

[Texchappy]

Iron X or similar iron remover. Their tiny bits of iron/metals imbedded in the paint by industrial fallout. Clay will sheer them to the surface but an iron remover will change them chemically so they can be rinsed away.

[PaulMys]

Iron X or similar iron remover. Their tiny bits of iron/metals imbedded in the paint by industrial fallout. Clay will sheer them to the surface but an iron remover will change them chemically so they can be rinsed away.

I second this....

[Rsurfer]

Iron X or similar iron remover. Their tiny bits of iron/metals imbedded in the paint by industrial fallout. Clay will sheer them to the surface but an iron remover will change them chemically so they can be rinsed away.

I second this....

Yup, problem solved. Iron X will remove your wax, so be sure to re-wax.

Oh, and be sure to be up-wind as it smells terrible (rotten eggs).

[Sleper]

you can aslo use a clay bar if you prefer

[Rsurfer]

you can aslo use a clay bar if you prefer

Clay might remove some, but not all iron in the clear coat. At best, clay will just shear off the tops. You need a chemical dissolver.

[Texchappy]

Clay might remove some, but not all iron in the clear coat. At best, clay will just shear off the tops. You need a chemical dissolver.

It smells bad but it is the best tool for the job! Like I said, clay will sheer off the surface level but iron decon will get it below the surface.

[rtraveler]

Thanks for all your help. I used Iron X than I used a clay bar and it looks much better. Here is a before and after pic of the area.

[Dan Tran]

Since GYEON Q2M clay is extremely chemical resistant, I use GYEON Q2M Iron as clay lube on these spots—this particular combination is spectacular.