applied concorso after cleaner fluid today...

applied it with hand...left it for 10minutes...

the wax dried fast ( due to high humidity and temp here)

removing the wax is a pain in the ***...i used swissvax's blue micropolish cloths

the dried wax is hard as hell to buff off..and its flaking when i rub against it... im afraid this might scratch my paint..

anyone have the same experience?

and my paint is hazing now...i didnt even expose it to hear... use ice cold distilled water to solve it?

 

Swisswax is not a wax designed to be left on for more than a few seconds. wipe on wipe off. In general i apply it and remove it by panel. the only caveat to that is if it is snowing out.

 

it seems that the problems lays because i used WAY TOO MUCH concorso...

i actually nearly used up half the container for this detail

so what should i do now? buy a quick finish? field glaze? will it make them go away?

or should i redo it.... cleaner fluid then wax again

PYIU...i need your advise

 

very very thin layers. if you cake this stuff on it will not be easy to remove but that's pretty much all carnaubas.

Like this:

 

OMG, 1/2 a container. I can barely see any difference in the tub when applying Concorso. How did you get that much out of the container, it is very hard?

 

what in the world are you serious you use 1/2 the container???????

I can get 40 cars out of concorso.

I have gotton over 40 cars with Mystery and have 1/2 the jar left.

WOW!

 

err...yeah.... i applied it so thick that my jet black car becomes matte black looking..

well.. lesson learnt..


so phil...can i use field glaze / quick finish or i need to redo the car with CF and wax over again?

my car has alot of wax residue that wouldne budge out...

i used cold distilled water...no effect

 

just clean it up with the cleaner fluid and do it again. or do you have any menzerna polishes to remove all the caked on wax?

 

i will redo it with CF....if cant will polish it with menzerna

thanks for the advise phil

 

sure thing anytime.