#915 is pissed at me for starting a new relationship with Black Light

[BuckeyeR/T]

I really like 915. The first couple of times I used it it streaked like it was its job. Trial and error brought me to the place where I could use it and love it. Fast forward to my new found love of Black Light. 915 is clearly not a fan of having to share the spot light. I tried to top BL with 915(same amount as by itself) this weekend and I am right back to square one with streaking. I know BL longevity is not great. I love 915 for its looks but mostly longevity. A great marriage or so I thought. Any ideas on how to make them get along? Should I let 915 go and site irreconcilable differences? Thoughts?

[wgilles]

How are you applying 915? Are you putting it on a clean working surface? Maybe try claying and/or using a paintwork cleansing lotion before putting it on.

[BuckeyeR/T]

I clayed last week then applied BL. Results were awesome! So I applied it again this weekend then after about an hour cure time(CG recommends 30 minutes or more) applied 915. Paint was in great shape to start with

[wgilles]

Hmm...maybe try reversing your application. Put the 915 down first.

[BuckeyeR/T]

Sealant/Glaze over a Carnauba?

[mwoolfso]

Hmm...maybe try reversing your application. Put the 915 down first.

+1 here...... you want the most durable wax closest to the paint/sealant layer.

[wgilles]

Sealant/Glaze over a Carnauba?

Normally no, but I think with 915 we can bend the rules. I think he might get the results he wants with the 915 down first.

[Conan]

Hmm...maybe try reversing your application. Put the 915 down first.

Blacklight has cleaners in it.

[wgilles]

Blacklight has cleaners in it.

Fiddlesticks. Maybe just 915 only??

[BuckeyeR/T]

I really like how BL makes the Black metallic paint look. Bummer