Unfortunately I live in an area where pollution is a bit of a problem. The power station doesn't help very much and I don't have any garage where i can place the car. the spray is very prone to industrial fallout. any ideas of some products that might lower the harm done to the vehicle ?

i still have it over mine its been about a year now in the summer i will clay it think thats the only way to get it off the car

http://www.clean-image.co.uk/articles/fallout.htm

this might help

why 'in summer'... so that it doesn't rain while you're in the middle of the process or does the paintwork have to get some dry weather before claying... =S ?

the only reason is that im a baby and dont want to be out in the cold for 5 hours claying it

5 hrs ... wow

Its a looooong job but worth the results from what I've seen

might split it up in two days... wash clay ... wait for tomorrow .. wash clay ... clap xD lool

Ohhh piffle...doesnt take 5 hours... 4 at the most! Think of it this way.. once its done, its done

just bought my clay. THOSE ARE TWO SMALL PIECES OF CLAY FOR 30EUROS !!!! at least i got the lubricant and a cloth for that price as well well we'll see what we can do. i have to get a day off though. i dont have 4 free hours =o

Don't want to sound like I'm stating the obvious here but remember that clay will remove any wax protection you have on the car as well as the pollution. Once you've clayed the car you need to apply a good polish and/or a coat or two of wax or sealant. This will help protect the paintwork against the pollution in future

after applying the clay i did the whole car with wax. Will give some polish/wax again next time i wash =) thanks for pointing that out though