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I did a training project in my company`s bodyshop a few months ago and a couple of brand new Jeep Liberties had suffered from silicone stains on their paint. The dealer had "detailed" the cars when they sold them to the customer, and used a cheap, silicone-based tire shine. The result? A browning/yellowing on the quarter panels that required repainting.
A friend of mine is extremely cheap and very stubborn. She`s in college, so she`s broke. But she loves the Z28 that her folks bought her. A couple of years ago, I did a Zaino treatment on the car for her, and it came out really well. But since then, she kinda just wings it (IMHO) with store-bought basic stuff. I noticed that on her ground effects, there were some yellow spots. When those two Jeeps came in my bodyshop, I realized what her yellow spots were - silicone stains from using Black Magic.
However, even to this day, she still uses Black Magic tire shine. I think it`s junk, and that she only buys it because it`s the cheapest tire shine at Wally-world. So what I`m looking for is a verified picture of a silicone stain on a car`s paint. She`s being stubborn as usual, and won`t listen to a voice of wisdom. Thanks.
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