Silly CQuarts question???

[runrun411]

Just got finished applying some CQuarts. Upon removing it, it was grabby when buffing off the high spots. Normal?

[Setec Astronomy]

Maybe waited a little too long to buff, but I'd consider it normal.

[runrun411]

Waited abut 10-15 minutes before buffing but garage may have been too cold to apply it. About 45-50 degrees.

[GSKR]

Waited abut 10-15 minutes before buffing but garage may have been too cold to apply it. About 45-50 degrees.
That's kinda long.wipe on wipe off just get the product on there as long as car deosnt get wet you should be good.where in dutchess are you.

[runrun411]

That's kinda long.wipe on wipe off just get the product on there as long as car deosnt get wet you should be good.where in dutchess are you.

The direction say wait up to 20 mins. If the temperature is 59 degrees. I just tried to follow directions. But I guess you're right. Too long of a wait.

[GSKR]

20 minutes you would need arms of steel to remove.Hope the car looks good Tommorow.

[Rsurfer]

Did you use UK?

[runrun411]

20 minutes you would need arms of steel to remove.Hope the car looks good Tommorow.

LOL, wasn't too bad. I recently tried to remove some Blackfire coating. Man, my arms must've gotten a half inch bigger. LOL


Did you use UK?

No, just regular CQuartz. I had a couple of sample bottles I wanted to use. I know I should have used UK.

[Avi@CarPro]

If all wiped off finely its ok, in fact very good even, it means you the have let the most of the coat bond to the surface and only wiped the very fine top layer left
cquartz now is reacting faster , so i would say maximum between 5~10 min (depend on temp) is enough.