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Originally Posted by VipinLJ
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Originally Posted by exhibhooligan
One good thing about living in LA is the weather. Since I've owned the car (4 months) I haven't done a single touch hand wash. Just take it to the car wash, spray foam/soap the car, pressure wash, and blow dry.
So I luckily didn't have to do much paint correction at all. I hate having to do paint correction!
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Mine was messed up by the dealer. When I bought my car, I specifically asked the guy to tell them NOT to wash or do anything to my car. Just remove the protective stickers and give the car as is, however dirty it was (which it wasn't). But he forgot to tell the guys at the "detailing area" that. And they totally messed it up. I couldn't believe the amount of swirl marks! But I was tired that day and just wanted to get back home and let it slide since it was a lease anyway. I do not take it to car washes with brushes. I wash all my cars at home by hand using the two bucket method. During the winter, it's always touchless.
But yes. To get rid of the swirl marks, I'll need to spend some time correcting the paint and I just don't have the time and patience at the moment to do it. Which is why I haven't ceramic/graphene coated it yet. |
I work at the dealership level. And I had 100% control of my car from when it came off of the truck to when it was in my driveway.
There was still swirls and marred paint. Don't forget that when the vehicle hits the VPC, they might buff on it and do paint correction there.
Don't always jump to blame the dealer
