What Causes White Spots on Car Paint?
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White spots on car paint are mainly caused by acidic substances in rainwater mixing with iron particles in the air, which then settle on the paint surface. Below are the treatment methods. Using Iron Remover: Apply a professional iron remover evenly on the white rust spots. The rust spots will dissolve, and when the color turns purple, wipe with a sponge and rinse with clean water. Repeat if necessary. Using Clay Bar: Clay bars have a polishing effect and can remove stubborn stains on the car surface. For rust spots, wet the car body first, then use the softened clay bar to gently rub the affected areas in even motions, keeping the surface moist.