weird milky hase when waxing....
 

ok so its been forever since ive written anything cause ive been gone....anyways its been about 5 months since ive waxed my black coupe so i thought i would so i have the royal blue that i got on here and when i used it the first time it was great no problems.So this time i just did like the last and went to autozone to get some regular applicator pads and i let the car sit for about 2 hours to cool off.So i went to start with the hood cause i had some bad swirls on there from about 2 months ago when i tried the meguiars tech wax,so i put the wax on and everything and i noticed it wasnt going on right it looked like these weird just kinda half dotty half streaky lookin crap i dont know.Anyways i noticed this milky hase like stuff on there but not everywhere i put the wax sooooooooo would anyone know whats going on or have any idea if its the applicators or something else?????

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damn i cant believe i never got a reply to this.....lol

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I'm not familiar with that specific product, but with a lot of waxes you're supposed spread it on, then wipe that "haze" off with a seperate towel.

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well i mean the royal blue that i got off of here was doing that....it never did that the first time i used it.

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It should always do it while you're applying the Royal Blue.

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no i mean after it dried and everything it looked like it was in the paint i couldnt rub it off i had to apply another coat and that would get some of it out.....sorry for the runon sentence...lol

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That's really weird. So, you applied the wax with one towel, wiped it off with the other, and it STILL left the haziness?

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sounds like it overcured or something. If it dries for too long it is hard as hell to get off.

That or maybe you just needed a new rag.

I am going to buy an automatic buffer thingy tonight, and do some trial and error work on my hood. I hate all the hard hand labor it takes to get an older paint job back to life.

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damn stu i didnt ever think i was gonna see this thread again..lol...its been awhile...when you do your post some pics up and let us know the process of what you did.

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thats what it sounds like dried to much so u really have to keep going over it and put some elbow grease in it and get it out...