Clean cars?

[OhhComplex]

I see a lot of people on here and their cars are spotless, my old 106 was basicly a banger to get 1 years NCB and now I got a car I actually like i keep noticing little bits like tiny black marks that wont shift tried pretty much everything, since buying it i've washed it every week (in Jan -.-) but them little marks wont come off.



*edit*
I think their bits of tar that's flicked up over the years (52 plate)?



Any fixes?
I can get pictures of the bits that bother me the most if it would help.

 

[-J-]

Buy some Tardis will sort the issue out in seconds.

 

[wozza182]

www.detailingworld.com has all the answers you need for a nice clean car.
www.polishedbliss.co.uk is where you can purchase your stuff from.

 

[TheEvilGiraffe]

Hi, you were close, but next time try the detailing section..

Probably tar as mentioned.

Give it a wash (properly) - Tardis - Iron-X - Clay - polish (if req'd) - Seal - LSP (last stage protection) i.e.: wax.

It'll be just fine

 

[OhhComplex]

Hi, you were close, but next time try the detailing section..

Probably tar as mentioned.

Give it a wash (properly) - Tardis - Iron-X - Clay - polish (if req'd) - Seal - LSP (last stage protection) i.e.: wax.

It'll be just fine

Haha thanks I did look around and thought this looks like the right section. ^^


Thanks to everyone for the fast answers will try this and get it looking good again.

 

[TheEvilGiraffe]

As I said, you were close...

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?38-Exterior-amp-Bodywork -- if you check the very top line, there's a sub forum for detailing nerds.

 

[Louis2002-172]

Putty clay will get it off with water then if you can afford it get some swissfax wax that will stop the tar from getting on the body work and sticking

 

[Yellow Dave]

use a tar remover such as auto glym intensive tar remover or Tardis not clay to remove the tar spotting