Black spots in paint ?

[J4CKO]

Not Tar as Tardis isnt moving it, T-Cuts and loads of elbow grease will get rid of it but it takes ages.

Car is a white Vauxhall Astra, not polished properly in a while I would guess, dealer did a perfunctory job.

Do we need a slightly more aggressive cutting polish or even a wet sand ?

Clay bar isnt moving it either.

[347Andy]

Any chance of some pictures ?

[smudgerebt]

Pics.

But at a guess, paint.

Maybe fence or metal paint.

Without pics cant really say.

[J4CKO]

Will sort some pics.

[Alex_225]

If it is paint, you may be able to clay it off.

When I had the outside of my house painted, the wind caught it and blew a lovely splattering of white masonry paint on my neighbours black 325 BMW. A clay session and polish to it looking fine.

[Winky151]

Have to agree that it sounds like you've been parked somewhere & caught a splattering of paint. If its household paint then clay & polish as said above although if automotive it may need a wet sand.

[j4ckos mate]

Fence treatment perhaps?

When i get a new car i always give it a couple of coats of polish and get all the marks and spots that i can off it
We had a lot of roadworks near us because of the new tram etc
are theey sat on the paint or in the lacquer perhaps

[Craikeybaby]

How old is the car? When my wife's 500 was new it had loads of small black spots, which have now rusted. I think it must have been transported by train at some point on its journey from the factory in Poland to the UK. I have to give it a good spray with IronX every year to get rid of it.