Hi everyone, new and somewhat disheartened user here... yesterday I washed my car, and after drying with great white microfiber towels and applying some detail spray as a final phase, I noticed some ugly discolored lighter spots on the hood, see the middle of the picture. They aren't always visible, only in the sunlight and not under LED or fluroescent lighting, and only at some angles, but then they look horrid.
First I suspected the detail spray (I know, I know...), but it turns out one of the towels had been washed with some Tide purclean liquid detergent when I wasn't watching, and I suspect this may have caused the blotches.
Is there any hope can I get this off the car somehow? (It may or may not be relevant, but the paint has ceramic pro applied.) Any help would be vastly appreciated
Thanks a lot in advance. Oh, and probably should've said this first, these products are indeed top notch and make cleaning the car almost a pleasure, heh.
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Hi everyone, new and somewhat disheartened user here... yesterday I washed my car, and after drying with great white microfiber towels and applying some detail spray as a final phase, I noticed some ugly discolored lighter spots on the hood, see the middle of the picture. They aren't always visible, only in the sunlight and not under LED or fluroescent lighting, and only at some angles, but then they look horrid.
First I suspected the detail spray (I know, I know...), but it turns out one of the towels had been washed with some Tide purclean liquid detergent when I wasn't watching, and I suspect this may have caused the blotches.
Is there any hope can I get this off the car somehow? (It may or may not be relevant, but the paint has ceramic pro applied.) Any help would be vastly appreciated
Thanks a lot in advance. Oh, and probably should've said this first, these products are indeed top notch and make cleaning the car almost a pleasure, heh.
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