Strange spots on my car

[bruster]

Hi guys, in recent months I noticed tiny spots on my car mostly in the boot area and rear bumper. I can't seem to remove it with by washing. I managed to get some off with meguiars scratch remover but not sure if I'm causing more damage. I don't know how to upload pictures, I'm working on that now.

Any advice would be great.

Cheers

[LunchboxVRS]

What colour is your car?
What colour are the spots?
How old is the car?

In any case a clay bar and lube would be your best bet.

[bruster]

Thanks, the colour is white.

Here are some pics:
https://picasaweb.google.com/m/viewe...38508851419985

[team_v]

Thanks, the colour is white.

Here are some pics:
https://picasaweb.google.com/m/viewe...38508851419985

The link doesn't work for me, just sends me to picasa homepage.
I would guess at it being tar/soot?

[bruster]

The car is almost two years old and the car is mostly outside because I don't have a garage for myself. Wife has rights to the garage

[bruster]

Is there any other way to upload pics here?

[Wolfgang]

Try photobucket, that should do the trick.

Where abouts in Sydney are you?

[bruster]

I'm in sutherland shire, miranda area.
Team v mentioned it could be tar or soot. If so would clay work on the bumper ?? It's made of plastic..

[BrashDaniels]

Hi guys, in recent months I noticed tiny spots on my car mostly in the boot area and rear bumper. I can't seem to remove it with by washing. I managed to get some off with meguiars scratch remover but not sure if I'm causing more damage. I don't know how to upload pictures, I'm working on that now.

Any advice would be great.

Cheers

Without seeing the pictures, I bet you have the same problem as me.
A white car and birds/bats eating fruit. Usually mangoes, or dates up here.
The spots are usually brown to orange.

The home remedy I found is a mix of dish washing liquid, water and white vinegar.
Apply the mix like you're polishing the car and rinse with clean water.

I washed and waxed after, just to be doubly sure. I chopped down the date palm and never parking near a mango tree
again, that's for sure.

[Wolfgang]

I'm in sutherland shire, miranda area.
Team v mentioned it could be tar or soot. If so would clay work on the bumper ?? It's made of plastic..

I can come and have a look at it for you (I detail cars as a hobby, now almost a 2nd job ) and give you some advise on how best to tackle the problem.

Send me a PM on when suits best, and we can sort something out.