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Oily Residue
Hazy is another word I would use to describe what the paint looks like. EDIT: I applied wax (Zymol, I also use Meguiar's) and with a bright yellow light I was able to tell that the oily film I'm talking about is simply the wax. I have to very lightly wipe it off for the final touch otherwise it will streak. Is that normal? Maybe it is build-up smearing? Last edited by ///Manuel; 05-20-2007 at 01:47 AM. |
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excess wax, get some quick detail free of silicones and a microfiber. that should take care of it. you can even use straight water and a microfiber.
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Ok, that's what I figured. It could also be why people recommend to run cold water after a wax job to set the wax. I looked at the car in sun after detailing and couldn't visually see any streaking.
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2nd on the wax build up, use a good detail spray.
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