i have these white spots on my car! its on both sides on my car, and it looks horrible. its hard to see in picture, but in person when the sun is shining or just a light you can see them very easily, and it looks so bad! so my question is how would i remove these spots. i dont know how i got these spots, but someone said its because it was under a tree??? so could anyone help and tell me or give any advice on how to remove them!!!

 

Pollen?

Try a rubbing compound (turtle wax or whatever its called)

 

Clay bar, polish, seal, wax.

 

Looks like rock chips and if it is your sol

 

new paint job.

 

Ive tried using scratch remover by meguires with a random orbital from wal mart,it removes very little,it used to b alot worse!!

 

Clay bar first.

 

Use the methods as stated by previous members. I had some similar spots on my V36 sedan and they came out. Looks like you need a good polish job on those tail lights as well....

 

buff it

 

It looks like tree sap or similar.

I'd first go at it with denatured alcohol (available from home depot). It doesn't hurt clear/coat paint but it WILL take off ALL your wax, so be sure to keep flipping/folding the towel/rag you use so you don't rub anything into the paint, cause with no wax it will scratch easily.

After that, go over it with some clay bar (following instructions for whatever clay bar you use), then give it a good, thorough wax job (however you want to do it - hand wax, buff, 14 coats of Zaino, etc).

 

Or don't waste your time going over it twice, once with alcohol and once with a clay bar. Just use the CLAY BAR!!! It will do 99% of the work by itself if you take your time, follow the instructions and take your time some more.

 

With that many spots and the way sap is, it'll screw his bar of clay bar over pretty quickly. That's why I said use the denatured alcohol first. It'll remove the majority of the sap quickly.

 

Yep.. looks like sap. Those are tough little buggers to get off. I have a few spots on my hood as well from the previous owner.. it's bugging the **** out of me. :/

 

True, but that's the purpose of the bar. It's disposable. Even under good conditions, it shouldn't be used for more than two complete car treatments. With alcohol and a rag, if you're not careful while scrubbing, you could add more scratches to the paint. With clay bar and properly being used it should do no more damage to than what's already there. Just one less step to make a mistake on.

 

HAHA....pollen can be removed with your fingernail. Not sure with everything you've done that clay would remove those spots? The denatured alcohol might work but be very careful, don't rub hard and remove with water immediately. That process works well with water spots....Gary