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Great advise Flofocus > Iron-X
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Nice work!

I have dealt with this many times in the past. One was my mothers Ford Five Hundred. The dealer (Colony) sent it out. They didn't know what it was and tried buffing the s**t out of it. Ended up burning the paint in several places then claimed that I was seeing things when trying to show them... (Dru I really loveeee Colony Ford lol)

Anyway, Just give it a good wash. Use a high quality Claybar and Spray wax (not the Maguire's version) then buff it with some whirl free polish and finishing pads.

The problem is called "Fallout". Usually happens from being on the rails. Trains apply brakes and the sparks enter the clear coat of the paint. It can also be cause by someone in a shop grinding on metal next to your car too. Little specks of rust develop.
Currently - 2014 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE 4X4 Work Truck. Needs a Super Charger
2012 F150 Eco Boost Work Truck < Died several times and now it's some farmer problem.
No Longer Sleeping/In Surgery Having A Heart Transplant - 2005 Focus ZX5 Sonic Blue Modified
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Great advise Flofocus > Iron-X - ZX3_2NV - 09-03-2013, 11:13 PM
RE: Great advise Flofocus > Iron-X - Scorcher000 - 09-04-2013, 09:17 AM

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