Strange substance on spoiler lid
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How long has the cover been off? It could be moisture that was trapped and got under the clear coat. If that is the case sitting in the sun could drive it out after a while. Or hair dryer? If you try external heat remember it is not how hot you get it but how long you keep it warm. 80 - 90 degrees max.
http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=243930
Problem solved! I talked to a local detailer who suggested I use a combination of isopropyl alcohol and a heat gun to remove the moisture under the clearcoat. I liberally wet a small section of the affected area at a time and carefully applied heat. Within minutes the clearcoat clouding disappeared.
My new car has a problem with what another forum is calling moisture under the clearcoat. The color is a metalic blue and you can see a milky, white shadow in areas of the car. You need to look hard & it doesn`t show too easy, like a faint stain.
http://www.autopia.org/forums/car-de...clearcoat.html
The car comes from Australia & from what I`ve read, transporting a vehicle in summer from one area to winter in another are over an extended period of time while covered in rapgard can cause this. The moisture gets trapped under the plastic and is forced into the paint.
The suggestions range from using a heat gun, or hair dryer, baking the car in a spraybooth to waiting for the heat and sun of summer to cook it out.
I`m posting this here as I read this forum regularly and trust the participants. The other forum is mostly gearheads & while very MV savy, are not exterior pros.
Does anyone here have any experience with this and what can I do to remedy it?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Ed
http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=243930
Problem solved! I talked to a local detailer who suggested I use a combination of isopropyl alcohol and a heat gun to remove the moisture under the clearcoat. I liberally wet a small section of the affected area at a time and carefully applied heat. Within minutes the clearcoat clouding disappeared.
My new car has a problem with what another forum is calling moisture under the clearcoat. The color is a metalic blue and you can see a milky, white shadow in areas of the car. You need to look hard & it doesn`t show too easy, like a faint stain.
http://www.autopia.org/forums/car-de...clearcoat.html
The car comes from Australia & from what I`ve read, transporting a vehicle in summer from one area to winter in another are over an extended period of time while covered in rapgard can cause this. The moisture gets trapped under the plastic and is forced into the paint.
The suggestions range from using a heat gun, or hair dryer, baking the car in a spraybooth to waiting for the heat and sun of summer to cook it out.
I`m posting this here as I read this forum regularly and trust the participants. The other forum is mostly gearheads & while very MV savy, are not exterior pros.
Does anyone here have any experience with this and what can I do to remedy it?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Ed
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How long has the cover been off? It could be moisture that was trapped and got under the clear coat. If that is the case sitting in the sun could drive it out after a while. Or hair dryer? If you try external heat remember it is not how hot you get it but how long you keep it warm. 80 - 90 degrees max. http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=243930 Problem solved! I talked to a local detailer who suggested I use a combination of isopropyl alcohol and a heat gun to remove the moisture under the clearcoat. I liberally wet a small section of the affected area at a time and carefully applied heat. Within minutes the clearcoat clouding disappeared. My new car has a problem with what another forum is calling moisture under the clearcoat. The color is a metalic blue and you can see a milky, white shadow in areas of the car. You need to look hard & it doesn`t show too easy, like a faint stain. http://www.autopia.org/forums/car-de...clearcoat.html The car comes from Australia & from what I`ve read, transporting a vehicle in summer from one area to winter in another are over an extended period of time while covered in rapgard can cause this. The moisture gets trapped under the plastic and is forced into the paint. The suggestions range from using a heat gun, or hair dryer, baking the car in a spraybooth to waiting for the heat and sun of summer to cook it out. I`m posting this here as I read this forum regularly and trust the participants. The other forum is mostly gearheads & while very MV savy, are not exterior pros. Does anyone here have any experience with this and what can I do to remedy it? Thanks for any suggestions. Ed
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I've had two things stain paint on my cars in the past. One is when some kids egged the passenger's door and I took too long to wash it off .... and the other time it was bird ****. Get it off quick. Then there was the time a guy shook up a can of coke and sprayed the interior of my open jeep, but that came off pretty easy after a sticky ride home. People are so nice.
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I've had two things stain paint on my cars in the past. One is when some kids egged the passenger's door and I took too long to wash it off .... and the other time it was bird ****. Get it off quick. Then there was the time a guy shook up a can of coke and sprayed the interior of my open jeep, but that came off pretty easy after a sticky ride home. People are so nice.
http://www.corvetteforum.com/article...andalized-car/
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