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Overspray & Road Paint
Airborne contamination can be caused by several sources. Paint over spray, yellow road paint, rail dust, tree sap, and industrial fallout, are the most common. Even if you cannot see this contamination, you can certainly feel it. If you think you have a perfect finish, place plastic food wrap over your hand and rub across your paint.
All outdoor vehicles have micro contamination that no amount of scrubbing, polishing, or even compounding will remove. These "specks" are embedded in the paint, not just sitting on the surface.
"Paint Over Spray" is the most recognized. Until a few years ago, removing over spray was a tedious, and often, non-successful process of compounding and paint thinners. Both of these remedies are harmful to the vehicle's paint and often the person applying them.
"Highway Road Paint" splatter is a huge problem with just about everyone. The yellow or white splatter is a nightmare to remove without harming the vehicle's paint. Sprayway's Industrial Strength wipes are technically a graffiti remover, but work just as well on road paint.
"Industrial Fallout" is another term for air pollution. This is most widely seen as dark specks on light colored vehicles, or gray specks on dark colors. It is frequently found on cars parked near factories, airports, or in large industrial cities.
"Rail Dust" is the most uncommon. Ultra fine metal shavings are released into the air as metal train wheels grind over metal rails. This contamination is easy to spot. Look for rust colored specks on light vehicles.
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