Getting rid of clay bar rust spots for good
Seeing those tiny orange clay bar rust spots on your paint is enough to make any car owner panic, especially if you drive a white or silver vehicle where they stand out like a sore thumb. You might be washing your car on a sunny afternoon, thinking you're doing a great job, and then you notice them: hundreds of little ginger-colored specks that refuse to budge with a normal sponge. It looks like your car is starting to rot from the inside out, but don't stress too much just yet. Most of the time, those spots aren't actually your car's body panels rusting; it's just metallic "fallout" that has decided to make its home on your clear coat. ...