goygoy

Hi!
i was recently reading the "ask the retail doctor" tips on http://www.properautocare.com/. i really hope you donīt follow their tips because then youīll soon be very sorry. when i was reading through their tips i was just laughing at their complete lack of knowledge i the field of auto detailing. "This contamination can not be removed by washing, waxing and/or polishing" is what they had to say about paint contamination, bullĪĪĪt is my answer to that. my company does this on almost a daily basis with a light type of acid and get superb results and i have the car dealers to prove it.
when cleaning the cars paint no matter wether it is tar, oil or paint contamination itīs only a matter of chemistry thats it. for example:if you want to remove tar from your car you need a petrolbased solution to dissolve it. a biological solution wont dissolve tar. itīs like mixin oil and water it canīt be done. this principle applys to all cleaning wether itīs the interior or the exterior and iīm a bit surprised that they clearly donīt understand this fact.
and donīt get me started on how they use the polishing machine.
NEVER TILT THE MACHINE!!!!!!

razorfish228

Your right on what you said. But I usually wash the car with dishwashing detergent and than use Clay to get rid of all the contaminants. I think Claying is the most safest way of taking of all the little ruff contaminants on the paint surface.