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What are these?
Hey guys I found these on the back end of my car, been there sinc I bought it back in november. The white one is raised and I think I picked one similar off before. The brownish orange is flat
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Re: What are these?
Would have to know more about the environment the car is in daily to give you the answer to exactly what it is. Something is either dripping on or "pooping" on your car. VERY VERY HARD TO TELL from a picture of a tiny spot.
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Re: What are these?
Well now under my ownership, its garage every night, day, anytime its home. Previously I don't know. They are both almost perfect circles.
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Re: What are these?
The brown spot may be a rust spot the can occur when there is a tiny pinhole on you paint that goes to the metal. A quick spritz of Iron X will fix that easily if that is what it is.
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Re: What are these?
Originally Posted by wcharland11
The brown spot may be a rust spot the can occur when there is a tiny pinhole on you paint that goes to the metal. A quick spritz of Iron X will fix that easily if that is what it is.
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pretty sure it isn't rust. it isn't dark enough, and is too soft
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Re: What are these?
Originally Posted by gobygred
Tree sap?
My thinking is very old tree sap, something baked on. If that was the case, how would I get rid of it? Wetsand?
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Re: What are these?
I would get tar x or rapid remover. Both items will cut through tree sap with ease
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Re: What are these?
Originally Posted by wcharland11
I would get tar x or rapid remover. Both items will cut through tree sap with ease
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even if its baked on that bad?
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Re: What are these?
Originally Posted by AJS
even if its baked on that bad?
If it's a sap yes, it will be that easy. My wife's parents had tree sap on their car for a few months and tar x made removal very simple.
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