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Kean · 11-21-08, 10:50

....in my last 25 years of vehicle ownership, I have yet to bring home a car that didn't have some level of blemishes that required correcting. It is best to do the work yourself or seek the services of a professional. Most of the "detailers" working at dealerships are Neanderthals in comparison. The good news is that Subaru paint is relatively soft and (IME) easy to correct. ....I have a Black (MPB) '03 WRX & a TGM '08 Forester.

11-21-08, 10:50	#13 (permalink)
Kean Registered User Kean is offline Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: So CA Posts: 183	Re: Brand_new_car_bought_with_swirls ....in my last 25 years of vehicle ownership, I have yet to bring home a car that didn't have some level of blemishes that required correcting. It is best to do the work yourself or seek the services of a professional. Most of the "detailers" working at dealerships are Neanderthals in comparison. The good news is that Subaru paint is relatively soft and (IME) easy to correct. ....I have a Black (MPB) '03 WRX & a TGM '08 Forester.