What are these marks in my paint amd how to fix...
Were on the roof of the car when I bought it. Are they water marks? What's the best way to correct them?
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If it is a metallic color and thus a basecoat/clearcoat finish, it is probably the clearcoat failing. But the best approach is to start with the least invasive polishing product and see if they can be removed. There is a chance something "spilled" on your car and can be removed. But stick with polishes, not sanding. The attached link is just one example of what you could use,
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Need a little back story
when did you notice them? |
Originally Posted by MoeMistry
(Post 19335822)
Need a little back story
when did you notice them? |
As a general statement, any 30 year old clearcoat is going to have suffered from the ravages of time, especially UV light exposure. Porsche most likely used BASF/Glasurit products, which used superior base chemical stocks versus cheaper suppliers. But yes, go easy on it. I think you'll know pretty quickly if you can fix it . Start at one edge of the blem. If it recedes like a melting ice flow, you might be in luck. If it gets bigger at the edge, it's probably a clearcoat failure.
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