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Old 03-30-2007, 06:24 PM
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humidity

What part of the paint correction and finishing process does HUMIDITY come as a factor??

SWIRL REMOVING

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GLAZING

SEALING

WAXING.......????
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all of them....products that need to haze take longer to get to that point..ie waxes and sealants...some polishes take longer to break down...some dust more when there is more humidity..still all useable even when there is high humidity just have to work with what products you have a little differently or more patiently
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all of them....products that need to haze take longer to get to that point..ie waxes and sealants...some polishes take longer to break down...some dust more when there is more humidity..still all useable even when there is high humidity just have to work with what products you have a little differently or more patiently
thanks.......not to much humidity here as yet in the east but there is some.......always wondered about the humidity.......
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really the worst part of the humidity is working in it
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really the worst part of the humidity is working in it

You got that right
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I agree the worst part is working in it haha
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Maybe GLAZING, SEALING, WAXING ?????????
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What part of the paint correction and finishing process does HUMIDITY come as a factor??

SWIRL REMOVING

FINAL POLISH

GLAZING

SEALING

WAXING.......????
Sealing. It might take longer for polymers to cure.
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