Dealer-wash marring on new paint
A car that just rolled off a lot has usually been washed again and again, often with shared mitts and brushes, before you ever see it. The result is fine swirls and marring in brand-new clear coat, easiest to spot on dark colors in direct sunlight. New cars in Boca Raton and Boynton Beach are no exception.
Under showroom lights those marks hide. In Florida sun they do not. David Morse inspects the paint under proper light before he promises anything, because some new cars come through nearly clean and some do not, and the work should match the car in front of him, whatever condition it arrived in.
