corolla619
01-07-2009, 06:49 PM
This might sound like a funny question but please bare with me.
Okay, i just recently stripped my "over the counter wax(meguiars gold class)" and went with these three steps....after stripping the old wax i started with 2 coats of danase paint sealant(i let that cure for a couple days just to be safe), then went with the danase wet glaze, then topped with pinnacle sig II. Now after all was done the car looks great, has great reflections, and in the sun the silver mica really "pops". I love it.
Here's the weird part which i've never experienced before....
last night i did my annual dusting (even though it's always garaged) then followed with a microfiber over the car since the california dusters can leave streaks due to the paraffin wax. Now when i got to the drivers front fender it wasn't as smooth as the rest of the car. The rest of the car is extremely smooth/slick, but the fender isn't so much?
I tried stripping the wax and reapplying. When i stripped the wax with the danase pwcl it was smooth again. then once i reapplied the sig II, the not so smooth was back.
appearance hasn't changed, but the feel isn't the same as the rest of the panels. Keep in mind, my car is always garaged and never dirty seeings how once it gets it's weekend run i wipe it down asap.
sorry for the long post, but man is this annoying me, any help will be much appreciated.
Okay, i just recently stripped my "over the counter wax(meguiars gold class)" and went with these three steps....after stripping the old wax i started with 2 coats of danase paint sealant(i let that cure for a couple days just to be safe), then went with the danase wet glaze, then topped with pinnacle sig II. Now after all was done the car looks great, has great reflections, and in the sun the silver mica really "pops". I love it.
Here's the weird part which i've never experienced before....
last night i did my annual dusting (even though it's always garaged) then followed with a microfiber over the car since the california dusters can leave streaks due to the paraffin wax. Now when i got to the drivers front fender it wasn't as smooth as the rest of the car. The rest of the car is extremely smooth/slick, but the fender isn't so much?
I tried stripping the wax and reapplying. When i stripped the wax with the danase pwcl it was smooth again. then once i reapplied the sig II, the not so smooth was back.
appearance hasn't changed, but the feel isn't the same as the rest of the panels. Keep in mind, my car is always garaged and never dirty seeings how once it gets it's weekend run i wipe it down asap.
sorry for the long post, but man is this annoying me, any help will be much appreciated.