I haven't seen that except for the white stripe, on my blue/wht car, near the exhaust pipes the color has tint of brown from the exhaust. I think it will rub out without problems, but didn't come off with a normal wash.
I haven't seen that except for the white stripe, on my blue/wht car, near the exhaust pipes the color has tint of brown from the exhaust. I think it will rub out without problems, but didn't come off with a normal wash.
BlackICE
I've seen some wax jobs cause yellowing on white cars. it wouldn't be the paint but the wax?
A clay bar cleaning should restore this effect...Originally Posted by Sonic blue
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Why take the chance!! To be on the safe side I suggest that you start out by buying a yellow GT.
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Are you sure that your GT was not actually white some time ago?
Good one MT. Let me rephase it. Is there any difference in the shading between the top of the fenders, and the hood/bonnet, along with the side scoops, they seem to be whiter, than the rest of the car? Is is just this car, or can you guys say your panels are a perfect match?
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It could have been machine buffed improperly and subsequently burnt the clear coat finish causing it to yellow. But chances are that car does not have the factory clear coat on those specific panels that are yellowing.
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