with 2 feet of snow on your car, you kinda feel "safe" taking the first foot off with a shovel, then doing other things to get the remainder off.
its not like the whole shovel scraped the paint. just a part of the shovel had something hanging off a few inches. and THAT part is what scratched the car.
I guess dont take the risk honestly.
Bill 1234
2004 audi a6 quattro (traded).
2015 Ford Escape 2.0l ecoboost 4WD
In some way, shape or form, I'm sure we have all learned various things the hard way. Not that I would have done what your client did, but if I had, I would have dropped into the fetal position and started crying. End of the day, good thing she brought in the car....great job! Fantastic 50/50 pics.
exactly! us being fluent with detailing, and exactly how easy it is to damage paint, we wouldn't ever do such a thing. BUT, i'm sure we all do something that she'd never try.
and thank you for the kind words! she's brining her rx200 to me beginning of march i believe.
Oh man. This made me feel so guilty because a few weeks ago when we got hit with the blizzard, I accidentally put a deep scratch along the bottom of the door to my Father's SVT Lightning. Last summer I did a full correction and coated it with Gloss-Coat, so I am going to wait until e warmer weather of Spring to repair the damage and re-coat.
Oh man. This made me feel so guilty because a few weeks ago when we got hit with the blizzard, I accidentally put a deep scratch along the bottom of the door to my Father's SVT Lightning. Last summer I did a full correction and coated it with Gloss-Coat, so I am going to wait until e warmer weather of Spring to repair the damage and re-coat.
ah man, i have a customer who has 2 svt lightings actually. one with 800whp and the other has 20k original miles. he also has 17 jeeps, and like 8 parts jeeps.
be sure to make a thread when the time comes to fix your fathers svt!
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