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Sadly a common problem. I've personally not come across a fix.

Be wary, it's dead easy mate, just buy a polisher get some stuff and you're there.................. Just not so I'm afraid. Get on detailing world have a look, pick up some knowledge by watching a DA machine being used on youtube. Or get an experienced detailer round to do some of your car...

Probably too late, but don't let the dealer clean or use polish on the car as any residue will increase the chances that the Serum Light wont adhere as well as it should. Always use an iron decontaminate on the paint. Think it's not needed? See the picture of my new car after using some....

Try using Mukoff, it wont affect plated fasteners and calipers like most wheel cleaners, it wont take the gloss off the paint either. Put it in a hand sprayer and spray the wheels, let it soak in and then agitate with a good quality wheel cleaning brush. The trick is to do it little and often...

A few years back I got a new R32 after a 10 month wait. I always ask the dealer not to clean it. When I got it home and started to try and clean it I found the paint work contaminated with tiny brown specs which I could not remove. After a six week haggle and contact with the UK VAG group...

Nanolex Si3D. Stunning stuff, But don't pay over the odds do it yourself. It's time consuming but if you take your time it's not difficult. I really rate this stuff. I did my wife's new Mini in June and the car still gleams, water just runs off, it's easy to clean too. I use the reactivating...

Invisible Glass and use scrunched up newspaper

What a sensible guy, already knows not to 'polish' his new motor. I presume you'll be waxing it at some point? If so use VP snow foam as a pre-wash which is wax safe.

As you already know you need to clean it off as soon as possible to avoid almost permanent damage. It will eat its way through the clear coat. Best advice is find a local car accessory shop and buy a cheap plastic car cover, use that when you park.....

Nanolex Si3D Just amazing, you'll find it hard to actually wet the car........ easy if not time consuming to apply.

I have the data, CPW has a pH of 8.5 It is classed as wax safe "so will not completely strip your vehicle of its wax finish". That's at their recommended dilutions, as I notice some of you use a higher concentration. But it will strip some wax each time you use it. If you're concerned about...

I use snow foam........ pH Neutral Snow Foam is our best selling product and for good reason. It is one of the only safe pre-wash solutions on the market. ValetPRO's pH Neutral Snow Foam is used by countless enthusiasts as a pre-cleaning agent prior to shampooing because it's a neutral, safe...

Put this on my car? You've got to be joking.................

Sorry, by definition there is no such thing.......... "non abrasive polish" There are plenty of non-abrasive treatments for car paintwork but not a polish.....

Not an Audi, but my wife's Mini Cooper. Has Nanolex Si3D on it. I did when it was new and must admit to being megga impressed. No loss of beading at all and the dirt just doesn't stick to it. Water just runs off.

What a waste of money............. there's much better stuff available and you can save hundreds and hundreds by doing it yourself.

You have an expensive car surely it's worth buying the correct stuff?

What is the Ph of this stuff? I struggle to understand how something 'citrus' can be Ph neutral.

I can highly recommend Zymol Glasur...............................

Incorrectly used you can burn through the paint with any polisher................