2016 Trail Premium White or Magnetic Grey

OK I've got both super white & MGM. There are little specs that show up more on the white when all is said and done. I believe it is actually tiny rust spots on the paint. MGM also has them just harder to see, they blend in better, whereas any dark speck on white shows like a black bear on a flagpole. I took a clay bar to the white last month and it came out good but I couldn't get rid of those tiny "rust" specks. Pin stripes show up more on MGM though. Both colors are nice and rather neutral I find. Good luck on your choice.
 
OK I've got both super white & MGM. There are little specs that show up more on the white when all is said and done. I believe it is actually tiny rust spots on the paint. MGM also has them just harder to see, they blend in better, whereas any dark speck on white shows like a black bear on a flagpole. I took a clay bar to the white last month and it came out good but I couldn't get rid of those tiny "rust" specks. Pin stripes show up more on MGM though. Both colors are nice and rather neutral I find. Good luck on your choice.

That's rail dust. I had it on my Lexus in their version of Super White. There's a spray you can buy that will take it off pretty easily. It smells unbelievably bad though.
 
Many cars still come with rail dust. My VW did and my Ford did. For some reason my Volvo and Saabs never had the dust. Spend a day in the shade with a clay bar and some spray and it will come off. Much of the rail dust in the past has come off with this but some hard specs do require a little more elbow grease. I think every new car should be rubbed down with a clay bar before its first wax.

That's rail dust. I had it on my Lexus in their version of Super White. There's a spray you can buy that will take it off pretty easily. It smells unbelievably bad though.
 

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