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I think its a vette.Unless he sold it!:D

Thats a shame Laura ! But the good news it will polish up very nicely and easily now that the paint is still fresh/soft. I would still point out the swirls to them and tell them fresh paint shouldnt look like that.

The gardeners leaf blower! Why is it everytime I finish a detail the gardener shows up with his leaf blower? Ca. car duster works well to clean up the mess they make though. Customers who dont take the crap out of their car! Sure I expect a few things but when the whole vehicle is packed with...

Yes you do! Someone needs to moderate you! :laughing:

Depends on the fish.

Nice work! Get yourself a ca. car duster. It works perfect for removing dust quickly . Just dont use any pressure when dusting.:xyxthumbs: According to some it can scratch really soft clearcoats so use with caution.

Its those female teachers that always the naughiest !:laughing:

I luv them go- go boots ! That deserves a "yeah baby" from Austin Powers!:wow::D

Sexy boots!:props:

Let me guess. Meguiars blamed Lexus and Lexus blamed Meguairs? Sorry this has happened to you . My almost 2 year old toyota has several bumper chips and it seems every time I drive the freeway it gets more.But nothing like what your pictures show. Only one chip in the hood though. I dont do...

Turtle wax makes some crappy colored waxes that can temporarily fill in the chips and make them less noticable. Its a temporary solution but it helps, it works best on black.

Im curious how much the mudflaps would normally cost? At least you got something I guess!

You will never be able to remove chips of paint, they need to be filled in with paint or sanded down and repainted.

I dont know what to tell you then. I havent really seen this on clearcoats unless they are very severely neglected from not washing .But it wouldnt be black in color, more like brown. Maybe someone else has seen this and can help you.

Maybe the seats had something on them before that makes the after pic compared to the old look dry . I think the small size of the pictures may be a factor too! I did read once you shouldnt steam leather but I dont know if theres any truth to it.

Im sorry to ask this but the leather looks really dry ,are you sure your not harming the leather?

I like the cobras also but have also used vroom for years with no shedding problem. Just make sure you wash them separately. :xyxthumbs:

Dont forget turtle wax!:laughing:

:dblthumb2::iagree:Theres more positive things to do in life!

Yes its happened to me on mostly single stage paints that are not washed often enough. Those honey combed bug scrubbers work pretty good for that but then you still have to re wax.