What’s on my car paint

435MSport6Speed · 10-23-2019, 11:16 AM

Looks like Peter North did a drive by...

Try rubbing alcohol.

Korvo · 10-23-2019, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by tex2670

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Originally Posted by Busa1

You can try Stoner's Tarminator, Automotive Goo Gone or even try WD40. Thats weird that its only on your roof and hood though.

It's not weird if that's how far the tree extended over the car....

So there was a break in the foliage that was the exact shape of the windshield???

tex2670 · 10-23-2019, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by pdegene

So there was a break in the foliage that was the exact shape of the windshield???

OP already said he tried to use thinner. Windshield is a lot easier to clean with harsh cleaners than paint, right?

Busa1 · 10-23-2019, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by tex2670

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Originally Posted by Busa1

You can try Stoner's Tarminator, Automotive Goo Gone or even try WD40. Thats weird that its only on your roof and hood though.

It's not weird if that's how far the tree extended over the car....

In the 6th post, OP said it wasn't on his sunroof or window

scottmoyer · 10-23-2019, 05:03 PM

Based on the lack of information provided by the OP, I assumed that he tried washing the car first and the marks that can't be removed are only left on the paint. He did say that he tried cleaning it off. That's why I say it looks like bird crap that's sat on the paint and has caused damage.

Korvo · 10-23-2019, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Busa1

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Originally Posted by tex2670

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Originally Posted by Busa1

You can try Stoner's Tarminator, Automotive Goo Gone or even try WD40. Thats weird that its only on your roof and hood though.

It's not weird if that's how far the tree extended over the car....

In the 6th post, OP said it wasn't on his sunroof or window

Yeah, but reading is hard. LOL

IK6SPEED · 10-24-2019, 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by pdegene

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Originally Posted by Busa1

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Originally Posted by tex2670

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Originally Posted by Busa1

You can try Stoner's Tarminator, Automotive Goo Gone or even try WD40. Thats weird that its only on your roof and hood though.

It's not weird if that's how far the tree extended over the car....

In the 6th post, OP said it wasn't on his sunroof or window

Yeah, but reading is hard. LOL

Yes...reading is hard.

From post #2 and #3

floridaorange · 10-24-2019, 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Busa1

In the 6th post, OP said it wasn't on his sunroof or window

I know a girl who dated your avatar, trouble is, he was married

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/threadjack

jbb2388 · 10-24-2019, 09:38 AM

I can confirm.......that this is very odd.

How is it only on the painted surfaces? Doesn't appear to be on the trim pieces either, let alone the glass. Some of those spots in that second image look like some form of liquid splatter don't they? The thought crossed my mind of some type of acid spill or splatter like HCL or muriatic which would definitely mean that is bubbled paint and not tree sap. Where is Walter White when we need him?

Gen13 F36 · 10-24-2019, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by jbb2388

I can confirm.......that this is very odd.

How is it only on the painted surfaces? Doesn't appear to be on the trim pieces either, let alone the glass. Some of those spots in that second image look like some form of liquid splatter don't they? The thought crossed my mind of some type of acid spill or splatter like HCL or muriatic which would definitely mean that is bubbled paint and not tree sap. Where is Walter White when we need him?

I think he got sunshade on the window and sunroof

Solidjake · 10-24-2019, 12:11 PM

heha You logged in today. Can you provide more info to the guys replying in your thread?

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scottmoyer In the garage 62 Rep 100 Posts Drives: 2016 435i ZHP Join Date: Apr 2019 Location: Florida iTrader: (0)	Based on the lack of information provided by the OP, I assumed that he tried washing the car first and the marks that can't be removed are only left on the paint. He did say that he tried cleaning it off. That's why I say it looks like bird crap that's sat on the paint and has caused damage. __________________ 2016 435i ZHP
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jbb2388 Private First Class 48 Rep 104 Posts Drives: 2016 F30 340iX Join Date: May 2019 Location: CT iTrader: (0)	I can confirm.......that this is very odd. How is it only on the painted surfaces? Doesn't appear to be on the trim pieces either, let alone the glass. Some of those spots in that second image look like some form of liquid splatter don't they? The thought crossed my mind of some type of acid spill or splatter like HCL or muriatic which would definitely mean that is bubbled paint and not tree sap. Where is Walter White when we need him?
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