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]

Is there any other way to upload pics here?

[Wolfgang]

Try photobucket, that should do the trick.

Where abouts in Sydney are you?

[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

[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]

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.

Thats great if you want to add swirls to your paint.