Start with a good wash and claybar and work from there
weird film all over my truck
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let an auto body tech jump in. idle will tell you the same.
its overspray. either from the factory, but most likely its been worked on and the shop got some overspray one it. just claybar it. and rub in down with compound. oh and fine steel wool on windows works wonders.
its overspray. either from the factory, but most likely its been worked on and the shop got some overspray one it. just claybar it. and rub in down with compound. oh and fine steel wool on windows works wonders.
do you live near an airport or military base? i have heard of glossy surfaces like paint and glass getting a special kind of dirty from the exhaust from airplanes.
sometimes trees (pine trees, for example) have pollen that is tiny, rough and sticky. there is a damn pine tree near my work that i hate parking next to because it always makes the paint on my car look dull on the days when the wind carries the pollen in the direction of my car.
i doubt its overspray if its on the windows unless someone totally botched the paint job.
:laugh: your ignorant in some areas and very very intellegent in others beef. i wont give you **** for this. steel wool is fine on glass, overspray does get on windows.....not uncommon. but yes as to being all over the front glass makes me think it may not be overspray now that i think of iti don't know about that one... yikes.![]()
do you live near an airport or military base? i have heard of glossy surfaces like paint and glass getting a special kind of dirty from the exhaust from airplanes.
sometimes trees (pine trees, for example) have pollen that is tiny, rough and sticky. there is a damn pine tree near my work that i hate parking next to because it always makes the paint on my car look dull on the days when the wind carries the pollen in the direction of my car.
i doubt its overspray if its on the windows unless someone totally botched the paint job.
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