Washed the Jeep...now I’m sad

[Kevin’s Rubi]

I agree with not letting the dealership do the first wash. Unless you are just lucky enough to have a great dealership with a good pre-delivery take it home and do it yourself. I've seen some of these wash areas with grit in their wash buckets go from car to car using a brush. I took my JL home and did a consumer grade detail on it right off. I was happy that the clay bar just slid over every part of the JL. I assumed that sitting out on the lot would have left water spots and grime but I think a simple detail polish and wax would have done the job. A real detail shop will cost the dealership money and we all know thats not going to happen. Wash it when needed and spend a day each month giving you Jeep a little TLC with a polish wax and protectorate. If you have more money than time find a good detail shop. I know it's just wrong for a dealership to deliver a Jeep with those flaws but the only way to fix it is you or a detail shop doing the correction.

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[nerubi]

Gathering none of you take a tire off pavement. Or does $3,400 keep the paint from scratches as you go thru brush, scrapes with rocks, bear scratches, etc.?