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Man I'm so sorry to hear that.

What year is the car? Are you the original owner?

Wow, 1400psi? That is pretty low pressure for a pressure washer. I agree that there must have been a chip in the clear coat somewhere. To me though, 1400psi at about a foot away shouldn't cause ANY damage. I would be very interested in seeing some photos; can you post some?

I have used their wool pads and I must say they worked very well. It can't hurt to have a few as back up.

I just got mine and so far I am very impressed. I too will be posting a review shortly.

This is a really great post and will help a lot of people!!:dblthumb2::dblthumb2:

Are you positive that you didn't blast away parts of a clear bra that may have been installed? The reason I asked is because I worked on 4 BMW's this week and each had a clear bra on the front. How powerful is your pressure washer? More than 2700psi? If it is in fact clear that is missing...

Good point. I just left a review on the product page. :xyxthumbs:

She's a beauty Joe!!

:iagree: x100!!

Buy car care products in bulk or case lots for valuable savings! Microfiber multi-packs, gallon sizes, bundles of towels, and full cases of your

Dressing tires with the Optimum Spray Gun!

Without a doubt: Fortunately, I was able to fix it!! http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/61695-diamondshield-clear-bra-removal-2003-coachmen-elite-motorhome-lots-pics.html

Just be really careful and do your research on what you need to do the job done correctly the FIRST time (or things will really become difficult).

I did a full correction on a 2013 Mercedes C250 today and topped her with Wolfgang Fuzion Estate Wax. This stuff is unreal; by far one of the most impressive products I've used. It deepens and shines the paint like you wouldn't believe. Sorry for the sideways pic...I'm feeling lazy tonight!

It won't get worse on its own, only if you use that brush again.

I have only used Pinnacle Souveran Spray Wax and I must say it is one of my favorite products; however, I have used several products in the XMT line and they too are impressive. I think you will achieve the results you're looking for with either one.

Unfortunately, I think the damage is beyond repairable... I'm sorry that happened; it really sucks but at least you'll learn from the mistake. Get these next time: Wheel Woolies Car Detailing Brushes They are super soft and do an amazing job on even the toughest of filthy wheels.

Nice job with the 1-step! It's too bad you didn't have time for a full correction because it would have turned out to be amazing.

You clean the tires and wheels first because if you cleaned the paint first, you'd get water spots on the paint because the water would dry as you're washing the tires. Make sense? You don't apply the tire dressing until you've washed the tires and the paint dried everything.