Scratched and Pissed

Says no one ever

 

She said something about popping off those "beauty covers"....
Well.. I'm still waiting . . .

 

Take it off road and get a shit ton of pin stripes! It will now blind in with the rest of the truck.

 

I was the first to say it?

 

I found myself actually watching what she was doing...


Sigh.

 

woohoo.... Nce RIDES

 

How did they scratch tge door handle down to the metal? Like what were they doing?

Work with the detail shop to set up a replacement. They shoukd pay to have it fixed. Touch up paint will not work the part needs to be replaced.

Nothing wrong with paying a professional to clean a new vehicle, you just need to make sure they are a certified detailer and not just a crew of imbeciles washing a car for a high price.

 

Thats just fine for people who don't care about their paint job.

 

Testing out the effectiveness of cyberdildonics again? LOL. You engineers are an interesting bunch.

 

FTFY

 

There is a great automated car wash close to my home that I use weekly. they keep it very clean can I've never had any scratches from their wash. I just don't let them do the spray wax stuff on there so it doesn't discolor the black plastic, then I do a quick application of MGs Quick Detailer after, a bit of 303 on the black plastic and my steps.

I made the mistake of paying someone to do a detail while I was away on a work trip. I specifically said "do not touch my truck w/ Armor All" and what did I return to? an oily truck interior - they even used armor all on the fabric trim on the doors and lower dash like idiots and this is a respected shop... since then I do my own deep clean, clay, polish, wax every 3 months or so. Truck still looks pretty close to showroom 15k miles later.

They should pay for / resolve the scratches though. no question.

 

Unless you are going to a touchless car wash that is a false statement. Auto washes cause swirling and marring of the paint/clearcoat. Most people just "don't see it" because they really don't care how their car looks. Detailers like me can see the swirls from a mile away.

I never take my truck to an autowash. Strips all my sealers and products off. I'm also terrified of a machine malfunctioning causing severe damage to the truck. A hand wash doesn't take long, especially if a good sealer or paint coating has been applied.


Autowashes do cause damage. All washing causes damage, hand wash with proper two bucket method is best.

 

I watched that entire video knowing that I don't need to disassemble my door.

and now moving on to the prerequisite:

 

You're just jealous because we have more fun

lol this guy gets it.

 

Dealerships like to install swirl marks and holograms. A detail right after you pick up your new vehicle isn't a bad thing.

 

Not me, easy fix for that:

 

Sounds like if you were in my area I'd be a customer

 

Well I wouldn't eff up your door handles thats for sure!