Quick question

[Shake&Bake]

A few weeks ago I was away at a hotel that was having some external painting done. Having thought to keep well clear of said painters vans I never accounted for tiny paint particals to travel in the wind and land on my poor baby (S/G baby other one was INSIDE the hotel, different type of particals there) Now I really only noticed it up close a few days ago, as it has been parked up for a while. Any ideas as to what I could use to get it off obviously with no damage to cars paint work. Some people have suggested a machine buffer but I would value some professional advice before trying this

P.S. Im in the sticks so a commonly found product if buffing is not advised would be great!! :thumbs:

[Mark CSL]

You can try turpintine / white spirit wipe the panel down and wash the car making sure you remove all the turps.

but if you do this you must give the car a good coat of polish :thumbs:

[csl_mba]

Jay will be screaming at his PC any second now *NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO* :hahaha::hahaha:

I would try some detailing clay firstly

Polish = abrasive to remove swirls

Wax = protection

[Mark CSL]

It works and does not mark the paint :thumbs:

Also brill on tar spots

[shimmy]

http://www.wolfcraft.com/images/photographs/WireBrush.jpg

[Mark CSL]

Shimmy that will work but i dont even thing Jay could get the scores out :hahaha::hahaha::hahaha::hahaha::hahaha::hahaha:

[m33ufo]

lol...go with the clay and lubricant.

[Shake&Bake]

Cheers Shimmy, thought something as simple as that would sort it! Now where did I put my drill?

[Mark CSL]

:hahaha::hahaha::hahaha::hahaha: