You still need to inform audi of the prob. I've noticed it on mine now after 2 weeks on the rear bumper. Nowhere else on car yet. But I will be informing them if it next week. At the end of the day it could be a potential recall prob if it's bumpers as they painted elsewhere. No clay bar will be going on my new paint work for a while. That's what we all have warranty for. AUDI NEED TO KNOW. there are too many of us with same problemshakeystevo said:I never got round to contacting Audi about it, didn't want the hassle of having to take it in.
I've bought a clay bar kit and am going to see if I can remove them myself. I will post details if successful![]()
Mine are in the middle of the rear bumper where tailgate shuts so brake dust up there I don't think that's the issue here tim said:Been on the Fiat 500 forum and looks like it is a common problem,seems like the cause is iron particles from brakes that settle and rust on the surface looks like a clay bar should sort it.
Your look worse than mine Nipz. Mine are circular and a bit smaller. Have them in several places tooNipz said:Here is what mine look like:
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Sorry for the bad photos but you have to get close to see themthere are about 1mm
I spent ages polishing my car today and sent time on them and didn't budgeLady_SadlyBroke said:I've got them again on my second A1. But last time, they were pale yellow spots and were right in the paintwork. This time, they are a deeper gold, more flecked - and they polish off quite easily.
Maybe worth looking at. If no joy from Audilee3482 said:Look up a product on google called carpro iron x, vids on youtube show you can just spray on all contaminated areas iron particles turn the chemicals purple and just wipes off, seen a lot of detailers using it on detailingworld you can buy a bottle for £13 from polishedbliss.