So the f150 I bought the day before I bought it the guy out detail doctor on it the as seen on tv stuff for faded bumpers bed rails and all and he did it Rained and I had already bought the truck but it leaked and left streaks that I couldn't wash out. I waxed spots and it didn't work. Rubbing compound with work but I can't do the whole truck in that... It's on my mirrors and everything, truck looks filthy after a wash, please any help would be necessary.

 

Clay bar.

 

What's the difference between that and the turtle wax I tried? Not saying it won't work just asking.... And can I get it at walmart,advance or orielys

 

Turtle Wax is crap.

Read this, download the PDF in the first post:

https://www.f150online.com/forums/ca...ng-sticky.html

 

Not trying to be rude or anything but I'm on my phone and will be all week and can't read all of that. Basically do you have an idea of what might take these stains and all out?

 

I'm not trying to be rude either, but if you don't have the time or ability to do some reading and learning about detailing, you may want to take the truck to a professional detailer to get it fixed. Without knowing what you are doing, you may do yourself more harm than good just trying various things to get that crap off.

If you could post some pics, maybe some of the pro detailers here could give you some suggestions.

 

Okay ill try after class tomorrow, i was gonna try the clay bar before i went to a detailer could that hurt it any?

 

I actually wouldn't use clay without getting an opinion from someone who can look at what the problem is. A clay bar is for lifting contaminants out of the paint, I don't think it's the right product for removing scum.

Perhaps something like this would be more suitable:

http://www.autogeek.net/mg13001.html

Again, professional advice highly recommended.

 

Try some dishwashing detergent on a small area. If it works, though, you'll have to rewax the whole truck.

 

I would try a APC like Pinnacle Signature All Purpose Cleaner that might remove the streaks.