What is this discoloration?




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Sunshine, Crapy wash water, wash chemicals, environment, acid rain etc etc makes this happen...
Clay bar will not help as they are designed to remove BRake dust and other particles like stuff stuck in paint clearcoat.
I used to repair carbon fiber, and it was always worse anywhere that water could pool and then get heated off in the sun. That killed way more wings and hoods than anything else.
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"Paint Cleaning Clay lifts embedded contaminants, leaving behind an ultra-smooth surface that makes your paint shine bright"
Also removes overspray if not too bad.
Did the body shop thing and mechanic shop thing and detailing thing.
https://www.meguiars.com/automotive/...-kit-g1016-kit
https://www.griotsgarage.com/product...ortby=ourPicks
"Paint Cleaning Clay lifts embedded contaminants, leaving behind an ultra-smooth surface that makes your paint shine bright"
Also removes overspray if not too bad.
Did the body shop thing and mechanic shop thing and detailing thing.
This type of "corrosion" yes most often comes up with car wash detergents - hard water - salt water spray/air - anything alkali or acid that does not get rinsed off completely with neutral ph rinse water..
If aluminum trim is new or "good" - (1) wax/seal it just like paint - (2) lightly corroded Novus #2 Polish and wax/seal Step 1 (3) heavy corrosion #2 to get it a bit better then #1....
I have personally never seen a heavily corroded/fogged piece polished/redone like new - I could have my body shop polish the trim for a full day - still looks ****ty and will never "match" other trim pieces..
This type of "corrosion" yes most often comes up with car wash detergents - hard water - salt water spray/air - anything alkali or acid that does not get rinsed off completely with neutral ph rinse water..
If aluminum trim is new or "good" - (1) wax/seal it just like paint - (2) lightly corroded Novus #2 Polish and wax/seal Step 1 (3) heavy corrosion #2 to get it a bit better then #1....
I have personally never seen a heavily corroded/fogged piece polished/redone like new - I could have my body shop polish the trim for a full day - still looks ****ty and will never "match" other trim pieces..
https://benzparts.autohausofpeoria.c...r-trim-pillars







