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Does anyone have advice on removing small rust spots in the paint on my '08 Toyota Highlander? I suspect these spots came from me recently doing some sanding with steel wool on a metal cabinet in the driveway. I'm hoping that claying these spots will remove them before moving on to waxing. Any sugggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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2008 Highlander Limited AWD, Classic Silver Metallic, Ash Leather, SmartKey, JBL/Bluetooth, Tow Package, Power Rear Door (rear emblems removed) - Accessories: Toyota VIP Remote Start, Mud Guards, Valor Exhaust Tip (Mine)
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Re: Rust Spots in Paint
Yes, I would clay with lots of QD first.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
2008 Highlander Limited AWD, Classic Silver Metallic, Ash Leather, SmartKey, JBL/Bluetooth, Tow Package, Power Rear Door (rear emblems removed) - Accessories: Toyota VIP Remote Start, Mud Guards, Valor Exhaust Tip (Mine)
2002 Saturn SC2, Cranberry, AT, 40,000 miles (Hers)Comment
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Re: Rust Spots in Paint
Yes,QD stands for Quik Detailer.
Remember and use plenty while claying.
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Re: Rust Spots in Paint
Yes, so if you bought the kit, you might just want to pick up a second bottle of QD (Quick Detailer).2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Re: Rust Spots in Paint
Claying might work, if not you might have to sand it.Comment
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Re: Rust Spots in Paint
Hey,
Have a look at the below thread as I have a feeling that you have rail dust or metal contamination. I also posted an explanation and solutions in the link as well.
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