Stkjock

I'd have the dealer look @ it....but watch out for "environmental damage" which will not be covered

22kart22

1. The white marks and spots DO NOT COME OFF.

I've used a clay bar, cleaner polish, wax, vinegar, everything!

Its a faulty clear or bas coat imo

infinityonhigh

Can you feel them in the clear, are they rough? Could be a number of things. Honestly I would first say clearcoat failure If I didn't know how old your car was, but the thing is your car isn't that old and your paint shouldn't be failing this soon or randomly in little specs (I haven't seen clearcoat failure like that before.). Do you park it outside or in a garage? It could be from acid rain or hard water. It looks more environmental than anything else. If you can get it fixed with the warranty more power to you, but I'm thinking it's going to be a little tough.

d_ames117

Chicken Pox...should have gotten it vaccinated.

Dustin

Nuke

YEOWWW!!! Is that contagious???

FrostByte

Let us know what the dealer says. I have seen some other pics w/ clear coat failure that looks similar except that it was big blotches.

onederful100

have u tried liquid lustre? or there's A-1 waterspot remover, but this may not be good for clear coat, i've used this on my 2001 mazda p/u which had water spots on for years and they came off after a couple applications. there's also rejuvenator. but be careful about the A-1 and rejuvenator bc they are stronger stuff and may not be the greatest for the clear coat.

22kart22

Ugh. guys you're killing me. They are not water spots, have no texture.
The car stays in a garage, and rarely sees rain. Never seen snow/salt.

She is my baby, and all I know is something is goin on beneith the surface[:'(]

Burnsy

then go to the dealer and tell em that

TPony

That's funny right there....