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I use both 105 and 205 on my vehicles and I just got my first complaint and I was wondering if anyone else has got this from others. The customer said after it rains that there is a film on the vehicle. He said that I need to maybe wipe off the last stage before I wax it better. I have never seen this on any of my vehicles or the hundreds of other cars that has been through here. Any thoughts anyone?!?!
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Re: 105 205 ?
Have you seen this film that your customer is describing? That combo should not leave behind a film. If you do not wipe off all the excess product it will be visible before you go to apply your LSP and the rain shouldn't make a film appear. What are you using for your LSP?
I once put swirls in my paint just to see what it looked like.
I don't always detail cars, but when I do, I prefer Meguiar's.
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How long ago was the detail done?
And the film would most likely involve the wax, but still, what kind of film...2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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The film may even be from the rain and any constaminants that land in the water and dry. I have seen this happen to my vehicle every time it rains.Tedrow's Detailing
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Re: 105 205 ?
Yeah sorry guys been busy! I never got to see the vehicle and never have seen anything like this what he was describing so... So I hate to say but I don't use the Meguiars sealant had to cut on some costs somewhere lol.. But I have been using this sealant for over 3 years now so I don't get it maybe it was just the customer not knowing what they were talking about... Except the customer is always right..lolComment
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