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sn95jones

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I need you badly about a month ago I washed my car at work and whatever I sprayed on the front and the roof has been causing oxidation and I've tried to remove with wax but it won't come out I need someone who has the chemicals to cut into it and bring back out the shine.
I know you guys gotta make money doing this but I really need help on this one before it gets too bad to correct.
Here is what you would be working on

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Wax won't remove oxidation. Can you get a better picture of it? Oxidation by washing it doesn't sound too right, but have you tried claying it yet?
 
af90 said:
Wax won't remove oxidation. Can you get a better picture of it? Oxidation by washing it doesn't sound too right, but have you tried claying it yet?
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It wasn't the wash but some spray that was used, not sure what it was but I'm certain it wasn't to wash the car :-/
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This last one is a little harder to see but this is on the roof and there's oxidation close to the weather stripping
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Contact Nick Chapman at "Nick's Custom Detailing". A great guy that has lent a helping hand to other forum members. He is a personal friend of mine and of Mike Phillips. If Nick can't help or steer you in the right direction then it can't be fixed. Nick is a former member of the Meguiars Ford SEMA team.
 
2old2change said:
Contact Nick Chapman at "Nick's Custom Detailing". A great guy that has lent a helping hand to other forum members. He is a personal friend of mine and of Mike Phillips. If Nick can't help or steer you in the right direction then it can't be fixed. Nick is a former member of the Meguiars Ford SEMA team.
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Thanks!!!! I really appreciate it!!

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contact scott at scottwax.com

scott's work is top notch and they don't get any better...
 
Doesn't appear to be oxidation from my point of view.
What can you tell us about the vehicles paint history?
 
Vegas Transplant said:
Doesn't appear to be oxidation from my point of view.
What can you tell us about the vehicles paint history?
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It's all factory as far as I know, there's never been any accidents reported nor is there any visible previous damage, everything is OEM

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I just have never seen a cars paint system oxidize in one month.
One other question. What type of product did you spray on the vehicle?

EDIT: Nevermind. Saw your reply.
Happy detailing...:buffing:
 
Vegas Transplant said:
I just have never seen a cars paint system oxidize in one month.
One other question. What type of product did you spray on the vehicle?

EDIT: Nevermind. Saw your reply.
Happy detailing...:buffing:
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I'm not sure what product it was I don't work on the detail side of our company, I had just got off work was trying to get all the nasty dirt off of it from two weeks of rain accumulating, I highly doubt it was for the paint because I can see on the hood the moment water made contact with it left oxidized runs from whatever that stuff was, lesson learn won't use my work again to clean my car.
I know it can be save it will just need someone who knows what they are doing

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sn95jones said:
I'm not sure what product it was I don't work on the detail side of our company, I had just got off work was trying to get all the nasty dirt off of it from two weeks of rain accumulating, I highly doubt it was for the paint because I can see on the hood the moment water made contact with it left oxidized runs from whatever that stuff was, lesson learn won't use my work again to clean my car.
I know it can be save it will just need someone who knows what they are doing

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Man that stuff sounds nasty.

Looks like you've been given to notch pro references.

Good luck and God bless hand.
 
What have you tried on your own? I'm still a noob at this but iwould define lately wash again an see if some light compound works on it
 
beamerstrumpet said:
What have you tried on your own? I'm still a noob at this but iwould define lately wash again an see if some light compound works on it
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I've tried several different ways none of which have worked. It will need to be done by a professional who has the chemicals to to cut into it

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