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ORIGINAL: hondaimports30
Black cars suck...lol...i work at a dealership in detail and there is not ne thing u can do AT ALL to permantley remove all those hair lines scratches from black paint. The only thing u can do to get rid of all of them is get ur whole car repainted. even washing black cars with the softest and cleanest mits will still scratch them alittle bit. the only thing u can do is wax every two washes and if i were u i would buy and learn how to use a high speed buffer.
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Sorry, not true....first off black paint is no different than anyother paint..it just shows the imperfections better. All paints regardless of color will scratch if not properly cared for. True you will pick up scratches here and there over time just from washing or drying you car but they're so fine 99% of people looking at the car will never see them...waxing the car regularly hides most of them....and they can be completely removed with a buffer. If you repaint a car you have to wet-sand the paint and buff it...most fine scratches in the paint from washing are no deeper than what wet-sanding would create.
nivles...did they hand wax it or use a rotary buffer? Most body shops can't buff for sh1t! Most likely they just swirled it up with a buffer.
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Then that is the typical dealer swirl job. I wouldn't let a stealership touch my car for free. Never let a dealership detail your car unless you personally know the individual who will be doing the work that knows what they're doing. I've seen so many cars ruined by dealerships, new and old. Check out this article to determine the approach you need. Also an article about more victims of the infamous dealership swirl installation. Best of luck to you...
