I did not have any additional marring on the car. Small bits and pieces that have accumulated over a year and a half of ownership but no, it wasn't really affected.
They roll down a line. Engine gets mated to frame, and then the fuel tank and body parts get installed. Whatever doesn't fit in the crate doesn't get installed on the bike; they know that ahead of...
That's possible. I spoke with the guy who assembled my bike. I explained I didn't want it to get marred up by being rubbed on incorrectly and he said he understood completely and had a few...
I guess that's all I can figure for now. Just very disheartening. Guess I'll get the DA out! Had the bike 15 days, it has 1,200 miles on it; definitely suck to need paint correction! Like I said,...
They come mostly assembled. Whatever won't "fit" in a crate is removed and made to fit. Turn signals, the front wheel, etc. It's a game of tetris. But it's mostly assembled and leaves the factory...
Japan. And it is possible, it's not like I got an inspection light out. But I rode it home, 50 miles, from the dealer. In bright overhead sunlight. I stopped to admire it. At no point did I...
Just keep in mind you're not just touching up for aesthetics, but to protect the paint. A touch up is better than an eventual major paint failure or even corrosion due to a lack of clearcoat or base...
Hey, I think it's cool. Not my style but I'm always a fan of someone who figures out their style and does something different. The world has enough Black, White, Yellow, Red and Green corvettes. ...
So I had a steering wheel on a car that kept getting black, brown and smudgy. I actually got a little self conscious about it thinking maybe I wasn't washing my hands enough or something. Scrubbing...
So, I picked up a 2014 Mustang, used. It had the pretty common issue of a clouded, heavily scratched up radio display. I removed the bezel and used a microfiber towel and Detailers Pro headlight...
I WOULD pay attention to the swirls though. At the very least, document and notify. If you asked them not to wash it, and they damaged your car (which is what they did if they swirled it, whether...
$27 a car for compounding and everything? I don't do it professionally. Actually, I've never done anything but my own. But that's hard work. I wouldn't even LOOK at your car for $27! LOL.
Take a dirty diaper and enter the contents into a bowl. Pour in a good helping of ammonia, toss in some rotten eggs, and let it sit in the sun for about a week. That's more/less what IronX smells...
In all honesty, if you've never used it before; use it outside. I'm not sure if the fumes are dangerous, but they sure are unpleasant. I'd never use IronX even in an open garage...