Rust
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Body rust usually bubbles up the paint before breaking through the surface.
I can't really tell by the photo but if it's on the surface it is more likely brake dust or rail dust (or IFO, industrial fallout).
Claybar or compound might take it off. If it's melted in it might harder to remove. There are good products on the market. You can look up detailing websites for the latest info.
I can't really tell by the photo but if it's on the surface it is more likely brake dust or rail dust (or IFO, industrial fallout).
Claybar or compound might take it off. If it's melted in it might harder to remove. There are good products on the market. You can look up detailing websites for the latest info.
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Only exposed iron and steel rust, it would be hard for body rust to make it through clean up, primer, paint, clearcoat, show room, home, and then show itself.
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The stain is appearing under the clear coat. The dealer even thinks it is rust. I looks like a splatter pattern. May have had sweat dripped on it ? No one know but definitely something in factory. Stains are on the pass side of hood. Always been dis colored a bit but now turning brown.I have tried compound and Claybar but the stains are under the clearcoat so nothing can be done They do acknowledge that it's under clearcoat and must be a paint imperfection but they're not exactly sure what it is Sent using smoke signals
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The stain is appearing under the clear coat. The dealer even thinks it is rust. I looks like a splatter pattern. May have had sweat dripped on it ? No one know but definitely something in factory. Stains are on the pass side of hood. Always been dis colored a bit but now turning brown.I have tried compound and Claybar but the stains are under the clearcoat so nothing can be done They do acknowledge that it's under clearcoat and must be a paint imperfection but they're not exactly sure what it is Sent using smoke signals
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But then again as I'm typing this? I realize that anew hood most likely will come primed and the dealer will paint it. Just like the freedom panels that were replaced for me. The paint job it's self is ok, but there were a few areas that they missed completely. Ugh
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I agree on the hood. If that is the case then I think I will try to see if I can pay the difference for a 10th anniversary hood. But used normal decals Sent using smoke signals
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Just to clarify what type of stain it is. Kind of looks like bird crap splatter but if you lean down and look acros it the discoloring goes away and the clear looks good. From the top the pic is pretty good as for color but covers about a 6 inch square area of the hood. Dealer says about three days for chrysler to answer. I will let you know.
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