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No, absolutely, positively not. At most have them prep the interior & just pull the cloth cover. A mechanic has to do a pre delivery inspection & they need to remove the cover to do it. Do not let them wash that car. I used to work for a dealer group that owned an Audi dealership. What I...

I had trouble with it too. I believe there is a box you can type in. I began to type car wash and the option popped up

I would buy it.

They should provide you with a finish exactly like you had before. Audi's generally have good orange peel free paint. That is what you should get back. Ask if they are going to remove bumpers, mirrors, and moldings before they paint. A lot of shops just tape around those areas. You want the...

I have the blowout gun & love it. Its great especially for blowing out carpets & seats. I'm going to buy one with a canister soon.

You should still have plenty of clear unless someone has really given that thing hell before you bought it. If you wash it properly, you will rarely have to polish it

GG is a great machine. Get more pads & microfibers. You will definitely need a wax or sealant. It wouldn't hurt to grab both. I always feel like I need more pads. My favorite is the Meguiars microfiber cutting pad.

Meguiars ultimate polish is a great polish. Its only like $7 for a bottle at Walmart or many auto supply stores.

Flexzilla for me as well.:iagree:

Some paints are tricky and don't get along well with a rotary. Maybe you need a finer polish and less aggressive pad. I used to be a die hard rotary user. I have 2 da polishers and a dewalt rotary. I'd say the rotary has been used less than 10 times in the past 8 months. I would strongly...

Sounds like they just provided you with some weekend work

I'd like to get my hands on some to try it. I use a solvent made by a local company in my area and really like it. I always like to try meguiars comparable products to the stuff my local guy makes. Everything he makes is very good, but meguiars products are generally a bit better...

Isn't megs solvent discontinued?

It depends where you are located. I pay about $110/month with west bend mutual. I'm in Iowa.

Don't be scared of clay or polishing. Yes you can mar the paint, but that's what polishes and compounds are for. Buy a DA polisher and some pads. I have never burned paint with a da. If you enjoy interior detailing, you will probably fall in love with paint correction. Look around the...

I have never had a Meguiars MF pad delaminate on me. The older version of the pads did turn egg shaped on me though. I have used a pair of the new version made in the US and they have been outstanding. They've been used on 30+ cars and are still going strong.

I just say: this scratch is too deep, I can probably make it look better but will not be able to remove it 100%. Keep it simple as possible.

Meguiars microfiber cutting pad & lake country white flat pads. I generally don't really need outside of those 2 pads unless I get some finicky paint. Grab some ultimate compound & ultimate polish from walmart. You could probably get all of that for about $50. I like to rotate my pads out...

I've used gasoline before and it worked. The only reason i used it was because my ex boss was going off because i couldnt remove it. I'm not sure how safe it is, but it worked. I had to polish the area after and it looked great. I just don't know what the long term effects are.

I absolutely despise vans of any variety. I've detailed since 99 and could probably count on one hand how many I've done that were in decent shape. I swear if I am ever financially comfortable enough I will never touch a van again.