Recent content by tk123

Yes. I get that now... Yeah, I have friends that are really into the scene and have personal detailers. As I said, I didn't really think the water spots were bad until after I started researching or I would have gone that route to begin with. I've already turned my sprinklers off and I will...

You're so right... I should probably go back and delete every post where I complained. Done. Funny... I didn't have to delete anything. Weird.

Unfortunately I did not take any recent before pictures and the after pictures I don't believe will show the issue because I really had to get the proper viewing angle to see them. I'll check my pics and post if anything can be seen.

I should clarify... I did not have "high expectations" going in, because I did not know anything was wrong. I thought the water spots were just from the fact that the car hadn't been properly polished and waxed in a long time. It wasn't until I came home and looked closely that I realized they...

Yeah... I had the detailing manager do a walk around with me so I could verify that there was 0 damage to the vehicle, and he remarked on the water spots and that I shouldn't park under the sprinkler but he never mentioned how difficult they may be to removed.

Well that's the thing... It was pretty bad. As I said it literally got sprinkled on EVERY day for 3+ months and the car sat in the sun while it dried.

Thanks for your reply. To be honest, I'm not sure of the order of their process. I just listed what was listed on their site. I imagine they would follow the order correctly. But yes, I suspected water etching. So my original question is, IF they did do ALL that correctly, should it have worked...

First post, sorry it's such a long one! I had some pretty ugly water spots. Entirely my fault. My sprinkler hit my car for an hour and a half every morning, and the car was not dried, for the last 3 months. Each morning the sun came up and shined brightly on it. Add to that, I haven't waxed it...