http://www.autoeducation.com/blog/body/little-black-or-brown-spots-on-car/ Helping you learn more about your car. Fri, 09 Oct 2009 02:28:19 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.autoeducation.com/blog/body/little-black-or-brown-spots-on-car/comment-page-1/#comment-856 Sqrach Fri, 22 May 2009 23:43:52 +0000 http://www.autoeducation.com/blog/item/278/#comment-856 I have a tip you may want to add. After going through a high pressure wash and super turbo drying the spores stayed. However, if you take a micro fiber towel you don't need to use any force. You can literally just hold it by the edge and lightly drag and glide it along the surface. This will basically vacuum up the spores. Micro fiber is much better to use over cotton. I don't know if it's the design or maybe the electrostatic (especially after wash/dry) or maybe both. My car is black so the actual marks I have to work on. As far as removing the spores this seems to remove most if not all in a minute or two. No liquids. Just a dry cloth/towel and then I just shake it and they fall off. I tried using detail after with a micro fiber pad and it picked up any remaining ones. I was disappointed at first because I thought they were gone, but now I realize this was step 2 in getting them gone all together. Microfiber is awesome. Really, look on wikipedia, they show up close why it's better than cotton. I'm trying to learn about these spore things as much I can so I'll let you know if I find better solutions. I have a tip you may want to add. After going through a high pressure wash and super turbo drying the spores stayed. However, if you take a micro fiber towel you don’t need to use any force. You can literally just hold it by the edge and lightly drag and glide it along the surface. This will basically vacuum up the spores. Micro fiber is much better to use over cotton. I don’t know if it’s the design or maybe the electrostatic (especially after wash/dry) or maybe both. My car is black so the actual marks I have to work on. As far as removing the spores this seems to remove most if not all in a minute or two. No liquids. Just a dry cloth/towel and then I just shake it and they fall off.
I tried using detail after with a micro fiber pad and it picked up any remaining ones. I was disappointed at first because I thought they were gone, but now I realize this was step 2 in getting them gone all together.
Microfiber is awesome. Really, look on wikipedia, they show up close why it’s better than cotton. I’m trying to learn about these spore things as much I can so I’ll let you know if I find better solutions.

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