Jaguar XF — Marlborough: Savernake Sap and Chalk Road Haze Removed
The result: Every trace of contamination removed with no paint damage. The blue metallic cleared to full depth — the owner said it looked like the day it arrived from the dealer. He now books a six-weekly maintenance wash.
A Marlborough solicitor contacted us about his 2017 Jaguar XF in Portofino Blue. The car had been parked under a beech tree for two weeks while he was abroad. On return the bonnet and roof were covered in a tacky, yellowed layer of honeydew and sap that had hardened in the August heat. He'd tried panel wipes and tar remover with no success.
We applied a dedicated citrus-based tree sap solvent on a dwell time of eight minutes, then lifted the softened contamination with a microfibre without agitating the paint underneath. A second pass of iron fallout remover dealt with brake particulate from the Marlborough town centre car park. After two-stage clay bar, we ran a single-stage machine polish using a medium-cut compound to address the light chalk-road haze on the bonnet, then sealed with a graphene spray for twelve months of hydrophobic protection.