I have a friend that owns a business next to a powder coating company. In their process some of their product becomes airborn and settles on the surround area including cars. I was parked in their lot for 2 hours and realized I had a substantial build up on my car when I hand washed it the following weekend. It had enought grit that the will mitt wouldn't alide on the horizontal panels or glass. I used Megs Clay bar (2 pucks) to remove the build up.
Today, my friend has asked that I work on their car that has been exposed to the fallout for the past two years. I think the clay bar might work, but it will be a slow process.
Anyone have a better idea to remove the fallout? BTW it is a newer car
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I have a friend that owns a business next to a powder coating company. In their process some of their product becomes airborn and settles on the surround area including cars. I was parked in their lot for 2 hours and realized I had a substantial build up on my car when I hand washed it the following weekend. It had enought grit that the will mitt wouldn't alide on the horizontal panels or glass. I used Megs Clay bar (2 pucks) to remove the build up.
Today, my friend has asked that I work on their car that has been exposed to the fallout for the past two years. I think the clay bar might work, but it will be a slow process.
Anyone have a better idea to remove the fallout? BTW it is a newer car
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