Ford Mustang: Spots on my paint revisited.

In article <32.1.6>, Paul wrote: 

Looks like some sort of chemical attack... I've seen similar things
happen with overspray of paint, rust stop chemicals etc.... A darkening
of blue paint.

Try some heavy cut cleaner on them followed by show car glaze. That might
work, but at least it won't hurt. (the heavy cut cleaner will make the
area a bit hazy, the show car glaze will polish it back out) I have a
feeling that it won't do much though.

If you can feel the actual paint spots... I'd probably try to sand it off a
little bit. I dunno. Just a thought.

-Mike

Brent P <com> wrote in message
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Did you call your insurance agent yet?

Kate

"Paul" <on> wrote in message
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| For those who followed my earlier thread, I now have some picture sup of
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| http://web.tampabay.rr.com/theflock/mustang/spots.html
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