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Pollen stains on paint
I have yellow pollen stains on the paint on one side of my car because of a dumb tree. The stains are faded a lot, but still very noticeable, they are just yellow streaks all over the side. I tried washing it like 4 times with water and soap then I tried with this wax soap. Any ideas on how I could get this off? Will it just come off as time goes by? Because it has faded from when I first noticed it which was a couple months ago.
Oh and it's a white car |
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Well snippy, The easiest way I have found out to remove any kind of stain on a car, bird droppings, pollen, etc.. You will need to go to a body shop and get them to buff it out. They are able to use industrial strength compound, something you can't get. That should take care of the issue, This is real common just be thankful it's a white car and not black. |
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