Who else hates rail dust?
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Who else hates rail dust?
Finally after owning my Mazda for 7 months already I started the clay bar/wax routine. Check out this rail dust! Completely covers the rear bumper cover, hatch and pretty much the rear half of the car!
Took me three hours to do just the rear bumper cover... all I can say is I love the Meguiars clay bar kit! She's smooth as glass now!
Took me three hours to do just the rear bumper cover... all I can say is I love the Meguiars clay bar kit! She's smooth as glass now!
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alot of people refer to it as "rail dust" claiming its from being shipped on a train car but the most likely cause is brake particals embedding into the paint and then rusting. The stock brakes on my F-150 were terrible for this, my white paint is covered with this after every winter.
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Here's a good source for IronX:
http://www.autogeek.net/carpro-iron-x-cleaner.html
Here's a description of what it will do:
http://cquartz.com/index.php?option=...n-cut&catid=37
http://www.autogeek.net/carpro-iron-x-cleaner.html
Here's a description of what it will do:
http://cquartz.com/index.php?option=...n-cut&catid=37
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