HIJACK!
My midgets got a paint problem, in some places if looks/feels like its not been washjed, you can run your fingers over it and it feels like there's grit embedded in the paintwork. Not much, its dispersed enough to be able to feel individual bits not like a dirty car/sandpaper.
Its only ever washed reasnobly properly, hosed down, then washed with the 2 bucket method and fairly normal car shampoo/conditioner, then a coat or two of wax (turtlewax hardshell or tesco's own so nothign fancy) although I have neglected the waxing a few times recently as there's not been enough daylight over the winter.
The paints 7 years old and nearly always been in a garrage overnight, although its been exposed to a few hard frosts recently, could that be the problem?
Paint I beleieve is brooklands green over a yellow colour which could either be the base coat/primer or the car was originaly yellow and the owner may have changed his mind mid resoration and asked for another coat.
Whether its 2k or seperate colour and clearcoat I've no idea.
Is it a fault in the paint manifesting itself? Or has some grit just embedded itself in the wax/clearcoat over the winter?
One suggestion was that I've been unlucky and been under a plane dumping fuel on its way into heathrow?
It's on the front wings (where youd usualy get dirt fromt he frotn wheels) and the boot lid (which is just confusing matters). Doesn't appear to be on the bonnet.
If its just grit thats adhered too well,
Just thinking of jet washing it (at a shallow angel obviously) to see if it breaks any of it off, of washing it in washing up liquid to remove any remaining wax/polish, cutting the paint to smooth out any dimples left by embedded grit then a couple of coats of polish and waxxing as many coats as a weekends daylight will allow.