Dealership Corvette with Holograms and Swirls

[tuscarora dave]

Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek

They don't care but part of the reason is it's not profitable to care. Doing a job right takes the right products, pads, tools and technique, that means somewhere along the line the guy doing the work either needs some training or he needs to be reading a forum like this and watching videos.





Yep... that's the norm for most dealerships, swirled-out cars and people that don't know the difference between a squirrel or a swirl...


The difference between a swirl and squirrel



For clarification...

This is a Squirrel



These are Swirls

Every time I see the above clarification, it brings a smile to my face...

[SON1C]

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[ReflectiveAuto]

Originally Posted by Rhudeboye

Not all dealerships. I purchased a 1994 Porsche from the dealer in 2002. The car looked clean when I purchased it but the dealer told me he would have the car fully detailed before delivery. When the car was delivered it looked stunning- paint corrected, sealed and waxed. Engine cleaned and the tires dressed. That mirror finish was the impetus for me joining this site and buying better products. The interior however looked the same. Leaving me something to do :-)

Hello fellow P-Car owner...I used to have a 1987.5 951 Triple Black. I really miss that Porsche...I will have another one.