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Try spraying WD-40 onto a clean paper towel and wiping the stains away. That worked wonders for my black trim similar stains.thank you Bob, Ill give it a try!
Morning! thank for the advice.Try spraying WD-40 onto a clean paper towel and wiping the stains away. That worked wonders for my black trim similar stains.
Once the stains are gone use Optum no rinse car wash to wash the car but rinse normally as with any other car shampoo.
Finish with Cerakote quick ceramic treatment. That’s available on Amazon and is fantastic for shining the entire car.
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I have a model 3 long range late 2019.
As you can see in the pictures I have these nasty stains that can not be removed.
Any help?
Regards
I had similar stains on my Audi Cabriolet windshield pillars, which were brushed aluminum. I used a light polishing compound with an orbital polisher to remove. You can do this by hand, too, but it takes a bit of elbow grease.Hi!
I have a model 3 long range late 2019.
As you can see in the pictures I have these nasty stains that can not be removed.
Any help?
Regards
Or PPF is also a good choice.I had similar stains on my Audi Cabriolet windshield pillars, which were brushed aluminum. I used a light polishing compound with an orbital polisher to remove. You can do this by hand, too, but it takes a bit of elbow grease.
Did you try the entire regimen? After masking it with WD, apply Cerakote quick ceramic. It worked 100% on my black trim. Very likely it will work on chrome too.Morning! thank for the advice.
unfortunately I've already tried the WD-40, just to find out that it only 'masks' the damage done by hash chemicals (previous owner). It masked for about a week or less, then came back again. I think the way it works is by letting the light reflect evenly due to the oily substance, but as the oil leaves the light starts reflecting in the way the damage was done as stains, showing them again...
regards
That’s an idea. I favor the least abrasive methods first. If WD and Cerakote won’t do it, a little bit of ceramic cooktop cleaner should remove the spots. Always take preventative steps such as Cerakote or a good wax after.Almost looks like hard water spots. Automotive water spot remover or a polish maybe? Clay bar?