Yeah I see your point and it is tricky with the scheduling. I wonder if anyone has ever had a client complain(upset) against water spots not being able to be removed on a coating by stating that the coating was supposed to resist these things from staying/sticking and what not... that`s what I`m pretty curious about as well. For all the extra "trouble" one could spend applying a coating, and then not being able to remove water spots from it without removing the coating itself, I wonder if it`s really worthit in the customer`s eyes in the end vs just paying for a sealant. What does everyone think? Especially if anyone here has had to deal with an unhappy customer whose had water spot issues on their coating .
