impulseballer

Not too long ago a fellow member on here washed and detailed my dad's car. He buffed it waxed polished claybarred you name it and the hard water spots on my dad's car still will not come out. it's so bad. they little cover almost the whole left side of the car with multiple drops in every square inch. CAN anyone help!!!! i've tried countless other **** on top of that with no progress. i told my dad he might have to have it recleared of something.

any advice or help???

JimzSS

is this a new car, from the factory?

car_guy_09

Sounds like more than just water spots....

Raven SS

color sand and buff

impulseballer

like.....

its an 07

ilovecars

iTrader: (4)

wet sand?

RedEcotecSS

if its got a warranty, take it to the dealership. tell them you've tried everything and cant figure it out. let them try, and when they dont figure it out tell them to repaint it lol

WhiteSSBalt

Have you asked Hatrickstu?

crt013189

distilled water and vinegar worked like a charm on my z06

07MONTECARLO_SS

probably acid rain damage from sitting on the lot forever, we had a ton of chrysler dodge jeeps sit on the lot for months, we have 4 srt4s that arrived in feb that are rotting on the lot.

impulseballer

did you try claybarring and everything else before that?

originaladrian

your only option at this point is a full paint correction. this involves a professional detailer taking some heavy compound to ur car with a buffer working it slowly, compunction by compound up to a new shine. expensive and VERY time consuming, but i can almost guarantee that would solve ur problem... find a local pro detail shop thats insured incase they screw up.

crt013189

yep claybar and everything that was the only thing that i found that worked vinegar and distilled water first clean the car then spray on rub in with microfiber towel then wash off with water then rewash the car then claybar etc...

impulseballer

im going to try the water and vinegar thing first for him but what's this going to cost you think?

impulseballer

im going to try the water and vinegar thing first for him but what's this going to cost you think?

crt013189

trust me the vinegar and water will take it off look at my pics the water spots were horrible but now its like a mirror

originaladrian

here are the usual prices
http://www.detailatlanta.com/paint-repair.htm

i would say around 200. since its not a true paint restoration and those prices are a bit inflated

but paying a little extra for good work sometimes isint a bad thing.

impulseballer

oh lol that's not bad at all. haha i thought it was going to be crazy high.