Quote from: 08micsta on 15 November 2007, 15:02Thats bad... Although on a funny note I had a friend who bought a new Porsche Cayenne. Went to a off road shop and bought that spray on mud stuff. Sprayed a few cans of it on the car and took it to his Porsche dealer the same day he bought and stated that he wanted his money back cos it was useless off road They almost wet there pants. But with your car I do feel sorry. At least its sparkly clean now so he paid like 50,000 for a cayenne and had it for a day and took it back why didnt he just go on a test drive
Thats bad... Although on a funny note I had a friend who bought a new Porsche Cayenne. Went to a off road shop and bought that spray on mud stuff. Sprayed a few cans of it on the car and took it to his Porsche dealer the same day he bought and stated that he wanted his money back cos it was useless off road They almost wet there pants. But with your car I do feel sorry. At least its sparkly clean now
After the obligatory 10 minutes swearing at myself for being such a moron, I got the T Cut out
Quote from: Johnny A on 15 November 2007, 14:21After the obligatory 10 minutes swearing at myself for being such a moron, I got the T Cut out Personally I would never use T Cut as it is far too abrasive, especially on a clear coat. Much better off, safer (and cheaper than a local valet) to use a Clay Bar and detailing spray to remove surface contaminants from paint Cass