staticguitar313

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Anyone have any tips? Last owner must have had this car parked next to sprinklers for years . . .

Uncle Hungry

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Rubbing compound, if it's bad enough you may need to wet sand and worse case scenario is you just can't get it out at all without a repaint. ( probably the case )

classicauto

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A water spot would be a ring of dust left on the paint after a bead of water has dried. That can be wiped with rag, rubbed with microfiber cloth and rubbing compound.......rewashed and chamois'd..............whatever.

If its not a water spot (damage on the paint) thats another story

NCross

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If its covering a good amount car go down to NAPA and buy a bottle of 3M liquid rubbing compound for about $14. Fantastic product! Works great for getting wet sand swirls out of new/old paint and shines it enough to look great. I would recommend you buy a good quality cleaner wax too such as Zymol. Don't cheap out and buy cheap wax products. It is worth the money.

NCross

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Although it could be chemicals that ate away at the paint... Carb cleaner, brake cleaner, brake/clutch fluid.