Ghosting on Black Mustang

[ERS]

Yesterday I applied Collinite 845 to my black Mustang. I applied so thin that I had to look at an angle to make sure it was even on there. Super thin! Today I went out and it looked as if I had not completely wiped off the residue. I wiped a section and it came back a few hours later. I then applied a Megs D156 and it appears to have removed the ghosting. I will know for sure tomorrow.

I have researched here and see that this ghosting on black is not uncommon, even with 845. Any suggestions? Are some waxes more prone to ghosting?

A few years back when I was using Klasse SG I would remove it with Megs D156 for easier removal. Should I plan on doing this on my Mustang or any recommendations for waxes known for not ghosting? I really like 845 but If I need to change I will. Thanks.

Ernie

[spazzz]

I have noticed that on my black car when I used it.
It only happened in spring and fall when parked outside which I believe was from the temperature change overnight into daylight.

I just let it happen and didn't bother worrying after the first time. It totally disappeared after the first wash.
The D156 trick is something I vaguely remember trying.
I did have the same problem with WG DGPS.

[Coatingsarecrack]

I have a shadow bkack mustang and dont have this problem with sio2 sealants. The look amazing on black too.

Griots worked real well


Griot's Garage Ceramic 3-in-1 Wax


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[JDGolden]

It should go away with the first wash as mentioned, or with the spray wax. I’ve had similar things happen with other LSP’s, Meguiars NXT 1.0 if I recall correctly. Black paint just makes it easier to see.