Shipping "residue" on paint and glass

Originally Posted by Nikon FM Be careful, some dealerships would offer to remove the residue but then leave nothing but swirls behind. Depends on how good the hired help is

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08-13-2009, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Nikon FM

Be careful, some dealerships would offer to remove the residue but then leave nothing but swirls behind. Depends on how good the hired help is at detailing.....

Good luck and congrats on getting your car!

Exactly. I'd invest in a Clay bar and do it myself.

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