Marks on car

[Atticus808]

Originally Posted by whaap

Just my thought. If you risk messing things up you would be in trouble. I would take it back to the dealership and point this out to them as a flaw. Let them correct it and if a mistake is made let it be theirs and not yours.

never bring your car to a dealership to correct
they suck ass

[whaap]

Originally Posted by Atticus808

never bring your car to a dealership to correct
they suck ass

LOL. So you're saying if there was a risk of screwing up the paint it would be better for him to do it rather than the dealership?

[Atticus808]

Originally Posted by whaap

LOL. So you're saying if there was a risk of screwing up the paint it would be better for him to do it rather than the dealership?

no, bring it to someone that knows how to remove it

[Havsie]

I had that on my car as well. It came off the first time I ONR'd the car.

Get a bottle of ONR, it's magical.

[ID86]

Originally Posted by Havsie

I had that on my car as well. It came off the first time I ONR'd the car.

Get a bottle of ONR, it's magical.

Alright thanks. I'm guessing that Optimum No Rinse car wash right?
http://www.autogeek.net/no-rinse-wash.html
http://www.autogeek.net/optimum-no-r...h-and-wax.html

Which one is it? ;3

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by ID86

I just took delivery of my brand new FRS. ....

Well, ID86 .... there ya have it ....

Congratulations on the purchase of you're new car!

humfrz

[ID86]

Kinda new to this car scene.. I used to drive a beat up car, so I don't know the correct way to remove grime.

[Calavera]

Originally Posted by Atticus808

never bring your car to a dealership to correct

they suck ass

Agreed. Bet you they will use hand soap! Lol


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[the new guy]

I had the same lines on my 2014, it's the glue that held the packaging in transportation. My dealership got mine off for me pretty easily.

[Havsie]

Originally Posted by ID86

Alright thanks. I'm guessing that Optimum No Rinse car wash right?
http://www.autogeek.net/no-rinse-wash.html
http://www.autogeek.net/optimum-no-r...h-and-wax.html

Which one is it? ;3

I use the Wash & Wax. It's super convenient. You just wash the car with that, dry it off, and you're done.

[ID86]

Ha. Thanks guys for the help.. I ended up not using those.. I just went to my auto parts store and picked up a Meguiars Wash & Wax.. Came off effortlessly.

[Turbo95eg6]

Please start away from the wire brush and wool sponges too OP... You're making us all nervous.

[prometheus]

I experienced this from the dealer on delivery, I was ok with it because I was already going to be returning the car in 1 week for paint and fabric protection, I advised them of the marks from the shipping material before they applied the paint protection on my return the following week, the dealer assured me they would do a thorough detail job including CLAY BAR before applying the paint protection. needless to say the dealer did NOT properly clay bar and remove the adhesive left from the shipping materials and they applied the paint protection over the adhesive lines. I was so pissed off, I made a complaint to scion. I brought the car back a third time so that they could re apply the paint protection, they failed again. I gave up on them. I know the entire time I could have done a better job than the dealership at this, I gave them a shot, never again will I purchase paint protection from a dealer and never again will I let the dealer wash or detail another one of my cars. back to the OP tho. USE CLAY BAR, with ONR or another type of barrier spray so you don't mess up the paint, I know windex will work for this but I do suggest ONR lol

[Atticus808]

Originally Posted by prometheus

I experienced this from the dealer on delivery, I was ok with it because I was already going to be returning the car in 1 week for paint and fabric protection, I advised them of the marks from the shipping material before they applied the paint protection on my return the following week, the dealer assured me they would do a thorough detail job including CLAY BAR before applying the paint protection. needless to say the dealer did NOT properly clay bar and remove the adhesive left from the shipping materials and they applied the paint protection over the adhesive lines. I was so pissed off, I made a complaint to scion. I brought the car back a third time so that they could re apply the paint protection, they failed again. I gave up on them. I know the entire time I could have done a better job than the dealership at this, I gave them a shot, never again will I purchase paint protection from a dealer and never again will I let the dealer wash or detail another one of my cars. back to the OP tho. USE CLAY BAR, with ONR or another type of barrier spray so you don't mess up the paint, I know windex will work for this but I do suggest ONR lol

what "paint protection" did they exactly put on?
don't accept any of that crap the dealer offers. my gfs mom got a "leather condition" package on her leather seats and I was like wtf? it was also really really expensive