Wow - that is a lot
Difficult to tell on the photos on my phone, are they "scratched" or is it polish/wax from the valeting. Although I wouldn't have expected polish/wax to be used internally. Neither should there be that much scratching on one vehicle. Was it there when collected, if so agent to sort
Yeah, mine has taken a beating. I think the plastics don’t like the combination of heat and grit.
No, I didn't polish it.
Might be a pre-delivery polish? They do all look like the same contaminant, which could be an inappropriate cleaning attempt.
Agree - mine was delivered the same from Chandlers, I should have said don't polish it before delivery.
Definitely looks like polish or a cleaning product to me - the grain in the plastic catches it and it goes white when dry.
That looks like polish that has gone over the plastic
and did the WD-40 remove those marks?
It has Big - because they make it with more Eco-friendly 'additives' than yesteryear. It is the same as 'new paints'. Low VOC means low adhesion and strength and durability. The old acrylic and enamel paints required mechanical removal and lots of it, these days, a Chux wipe can damage internal house paints just as bad as your kids' fingerprints!!! Lead paints work well I hear...
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the ol' Keith Floyd 'one for the pot, hic, and two for me, hic - did you get that Clive? slurp'
Now that's a blast from the past.
Dilute it though! Pure alco can affect some particular paints and especially powder coat of various types. 20% alco max as a guide.
