WHERE IT COMES FROM:

Rail dust is produced from the friction of the rail wheels against the railroad track
Over 70% of all new vehicles are shipped from the factory via rail, therefore infecting the vehicle before it even gets to the dealership.
Anytime a vehicle is parked or travels near a railroad it is subjected to rail dust contamination
Brake dust is produced from the friction of the brake pads rubbing against the rotor.
Since all brake pads are no longer made of asbestos, and are made of metal particles, during braking, metal on metal friction disburses tiny particles of bare metal onto the paint finish of all automobiles.
Industrial fallout is another term used to describe pollution, this contamination is settling onto the paint finish of all automobiles and causing equal damage as rail dust and brake dust when left untreated

Rail dust, brake dust, & industrial fallout contamination is affecting every vehicle on the road. It can cause serious damage to the paint finish when left untreated.

Plastic only covers 40%-60% of the vehicle and is useless since this contamination continuously infects the paint finish after the inital shipment. There is also no chemical that can be applied to the paint finish to prevent this contaminiation.