I you get rid of the flash and close up outside in daylight, we could see it better.

If it`s under the film, it`s factory imperfection, if it went through the film, a good magnifying glass will show that.

Let us know.

When removing spots on a car finish...

If there buried under the finish,..the car guys use a blow dryer ..(Not a heat gun)

It expands the protective coating ...

Maybe try this...heat it up & clean Immed...?

Sorry, there's nothing you can do to remove those spots. 'Sometimes' the wrap interacted with the glue in a bad way, yours is an example. That black rot is coming from the glue layer so it's originating from under the wraps' protective top layer. Just polish them up and live with it. At some point down the line when it becomes real bad (and it may not, it may have stabilized at this point,) you can consider a re-wrap.

John

I agree with Purdie shuffle.. That isn't coming off.. However, after restoring, you can pick up some blue sparkle or metallic touch up marker paint that you can pick up at most hardware stores. It may not totally match up, but it will certainly make it cleaner.

It's actually oxidation nothing can be done

The previous comments are absolutely correct. If I may add this, though... When I traded for my sparkling gold Radio King kit, the gentleman explained to me that the "leopard spots" on the drums were the result of glass shards protruding out of the wrap. That created a space where air and dust was able to get into the wrap material around the glass, causing bacteria to grow, resulting in a dark spot.

It seems pretty plausible to me. Maybe that's what you have going on.

Lynn