has anyone got load's of tiny dot's of dirt on the lower half of there alaska white rrs that are near inpossibe to remove what would i use to get the sucker's off??  09 alaska white black 22 saker's black gril's an vent's all black lettering black lr badge's inside and out tint's side step's turbo chip power upgrade full kahn exhaust colour coded every thing 2010 rear led's lowed by 45 mm

Sounds like you've got tar spots on the paintwork. Easily removed by using a clay bar. Check out these links;

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/detailing-clay/cat_9.html

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/cl...cants.html

Some basic kits in Halfords too.

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Ex 2016 135i M Sport - dream car
Ex 2003 RS6 Avant - piece of cr*p
Ex 2014 320d X Drive, M Sport Touring - ok I guess
Ex 2007 RRS TDV8 - bloody loved it
EX 2007 FL2 XS - not so bad

I get the same problem on mine

I find they are little tar spots, even though it's through the winter and some contaminates

a good wash with pressure washer, autosmart tardis(a tar remover) and a megiuers clay
bar kit, a rewash, then I have to re wax the panels as this would strip anything off them

some if my spots are also orange rusty coloured fleck which I presume is some sort of iron filing

As above.. If you look CLOSE, you will notice a whole array of wierd and wonderful deposits on the vehicle's paintwork..

Ideally, you should clay & cleanse once every six months. Protection should be topped up every three.

This should see you on top of the contaminents before they get 'too' engrained.. AS Tardis is brilliant for melting tar deposits (also v.useful for shift grease/muck in engine bay, door shuts etc..) and then a clay-bar (I'm currently using Sonus Green..) will see the removal of other fallout that Tardis does not shift.

..next time you clay your car, give the rear window a good going over, too. Quite suprised how much it lifts off!

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