Hazing..but worse?

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qwik5o

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Okay, today was the first time I ever really got at it with the PC and so therefore I have no experience.



I used SSR2.5 and an Excel Yellow.



Now, I noticed this at night, there are random batches of hazyness. There are like a bunch of variously shaped sections of haze.



My car is black so it is quite obvious, althought I did not notice this at daytime.



Do you think I messed it up or should I try and polish this out with a milder pad/product combo? :angry
 
You didn't mess up. Odds are it's just hazing and you need to polish it out with a less abrasive polish. In the past I've always followed SSR2.5 with SSR1/polishing pad and it removes any hazing.
 
Anytime you use SSR 2.5 with a really aggressive pad, such as the yellow, it is best to follw with SSR 2.5 and a green polishing pad. THis will remove any hazing you find. If you step down to SSR 1, most likely your hazing will be better but not eliminated.



JJ
 
Yeah 2.5 and a yellow pad will almost always leave hazing on darker colors. I'd follow up with SSR2/green, but if you don't have SSR2, I'd go with 2.5/green, or 2.5/blue.
 
I did my car yesterday. Same issue as you, SSR2.5+cutting pad left some serious hazing. I followed it with SSR+polishing pad and it finished up really nicely. Didn't take very long, either, since I only had to do one pass. Good luck!
 
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