Gibbyvette

I haven't done it yet but will probably go with WD40 then clay bar. I talked with the owner of the company, whom I know, and he offered to pay but I figured I'd do it myself. It actually is barely visible but certainly feels like sandpaper!

the kid C6

Well, this is timely. The HOA will be resurfacing part of the parking lot. I asked the contractor if my car would be okay parked near the worksite, and he said it would be fine, just dusty. So, this is not regular dust? I have a cover, does that make a difference?

buckmeister2

gibby, I'm glad you came back, but I am having a hard time understanding your reply. You did not cause the problem, you do not have experience fixing the problem, and the cause of the problem offered to pay for the fix. How that equates to you fixing it yourself is beyond me. But, that is why we have a forum, so you can get all the help you need, and then some.

Good luck with the fix.

LMB-Z

Any wax will take it off. Just takes a little more rubbing.

65GGvert

please do remove the asphalt before you clay bar. You don't want to scrub that around with a clay bar on your paint. You'll end up with fine scratches all over the clear coat

Gibbyvette

My problem was that they ground up the old lot and then resurfaced it. It was the dust from the grinding up of the old lot that screwed up my car.