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car paint question
Have any of you had a car that started to get rust on it? What does it look like when it first starts to rust?
I have some weird looking whitish spots on the hood of my jeep. They don't come off but they don't really look like the clearcoat is coming up. They kind of look like bird crap. My stepdad thinks it's starting to rust but would it be white? What else could it be?
Re: car paint question
Ya know, I have those. I don't know what they are either, but I don't think it's rust.
I drove my Camry almost until it disintegrated. The rust started on the bottom rim of my car (where road salt would get to it), first turning darker, then peeling.
Have you ever asked a body shop or anything about them?
I'm glad someone else thinks it's not rust but I still don't want it there.
Nope. I'm not one to spend money on a car if it's still able to safely get me from point A to point B. I think, however, that if I did bring it in to a body shop, they would have some great insight.
It definitely wasn't there before the last big snow. There was about a foot of snow on top of the jeep and I pushed a bunch of it off then let the rest melt. When it melted those spots were on it.
At first I thought it was built up salt from the roads but like I said, it doesn't come off.
I'm leaving work now so I might not answer right away but thanks for your help!
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Would that happen while it's covered with snow? Like I said, the white spots weren't there before the snow and as soon as the snow was gone they were there. I had a white car that the clearcoat started flaking on. This doesn't look the same but then that paint was white.
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