Just got round to watching the video. Does it seem odd to anyone how much product he applies? I've always done it with a Z8-esque one spray per panel technique.
Also, initially 2013 seems to have better water behaviour?
I remember reading a post somewhere to say they did this to show no streaking or smears. Most would probably not use that much applying to a whole car let alone one panel
not noticed the difference in water behaviour on the car, but will watch the video again
"More reload will remove it. If he's used neat before with smears. Stick to neat. Dilute is for people who have trouble with neat drying too quick."
There you go mate. If you want to try 2014 send me your address.
FFS!!
I topped up my Reload today. I decided to use 1:1 as per CarPros instructions despite using it neat in the past (13 and 14 formulations). It went on fine, as usual, but later I nipped out to the shops and the evening sun highlighted that's it's COVERED in smear marks!
I'm very disappointed because I've never experienced this before.
So. How to fix? More reload? Strip back with prime? eraser?
"More reload will remove it. If he's used neat before with smears. Stick to neat. Dilute is for people who have trouble with neat drying too quick."
There you go mate. If you want to try 2014 send me your address.
Did you apply yours directly on top of CQUK or after a wash? My initial application was fine, it's now that I've come to top up on top of a wax layer that the problem has started.
Nasty! I can't fix mine until at least next weekend, and even then that's weather dependent.Well, the sun has revealed holograms. Either lsp or from hardcore buffing.
f**k it, lime prime and a nice wax this afternoon!
Nasty! I can't fix mine until at least next weekend, and even then that's weather dependent.
Presume ur going Polish it out, then what's your plan? I think it'll remove the CQUK too, I may just use Hydro2 again.
Since going back back to my original products like ultimate QD I'm starting to consider more the basic products that can be applied by a complete novice and keep the high end products for when I have a real amount of time in the perfect weather conditions, as everything lately seems to be done when baby allows,
Today I went round the car with a 50/50 mix of Lime Prime and Prima Amigo via rotary on a red Hexlogic pad, so very mild. I imagine it took most of the reload off, but probably not the CQUK.
I then finished it with Presidenziale.