Alright well when i first got my car i brought it to a local car cleaner and they did a mini detail and it came out GREAT!
So this time when i did it i figured i would save some money and do it myself, told my dad i wanted to do it and he got some polish, wax and other stuff... Everything came out great, BUT
on the hood, roof, and trunk where there could be rock chips and other stuff, it seems that either the wax got stuck in or something, now they are covered with white dots.... here are some pictures

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the doors and everything else came out great, but i don't know what went wrong here, my theory was it got stuck deep into the paint where there are bumps and chips but wouldn't thing there were this many, any ideas or suggetions? thanks
PS i just got it cleaned and no difference

i remember a while ago, someone was saying to remove wax from moldings they would use the eraser from a pencil :shifty. quite tedious, but you could give it a shot on the chips...I'm honestly not sure if that would work, but it wont hurt :)

work a very little bit but not enough for me to do it to the whole car any other suggestions?

get the "black" wax made by turtle wax. works wonders for black cars....the only place that i know of that has it is pep boys

alright is there any kind of touch up thing i can do rather than re waxing it?

HmsM3 is correct, just bought the turtle wax, I have a 2000 E46 Orient Blue. I had similiar paint chips as you do. Short of repainting it seems to be the best way to cover it. It comes with a tube of black "lipstiick" which fills in deep stuff.

Give it a try, it takes more time but will cover it.

just did a couple samples and it came out pretty well still some white holes u can see a little bit under the black coat so +1 for black turtle wax

O.O A TW product that is worth using!?

Next time, I would recommend using a wax doesn't does not dry white. One of my favorite waxes for that is Eagle One NanoWax.