rain shower

arnosvale65 · 16th April 2015, 15:25

You know the score, spend a good part of the day polishing the car ready for some event (POL in this case) and a sudden shower puts Sahara sand spots all over the bodywork. Does anyone have a tip for removing them without washing the car and then having to polish it again. By the time I noticed the spots were dry. I don't want to risk scratching the paint by just wiping, even with a soft cloth.

Jordan Apex · 16th April 2015, 15:35

Detailing spray and a soft cloth, depending on how thick the coat of dust is

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