Help with hazing

[BigBoyinJersey]

My mothers car has a spoiler on the back its in pretty bad shape and seen better days . Well i decided to try and make it look better so i went and bought mothers precleaner to try that out but it left terrible hazing on the spoiler but it was alot better looking at it from a distance. Was just curious what could have casued the hazing ? thanks B]

 

[imported_tuffluck]

you probably used way too much of that product. i would give it a wash and see if the hazing dissipates.

 

[imported_themightytimmah]

Maybe once you removed the oxidation, the fine scratches came through. A mild abrasive should clean it up. If you're new to this, get Meguiar's #80 from an autoparts store and use it by hand. If you have a PC, use #80 or SSR1 or OCP.

 

[BigBoyinJersey]

Oh i forgot to mention i am doing this my hand if it makes a differance i used a foam pad to aplly the product .

 

[Alfisti]

If its oxidation then try several application of the pre-cleaner on a small area and see how it comes up. It could simply be product build-up on the left-over oxidation.



As mentioned, it could also be product trapped in the fine surface imperfection that may require something more abrasive.



If the pre-cleaner doesn't do it try Mothers Scratch Remover or Megs ScratchX by hand and see if it works. They're not expensive, readily available, and do a good job by hand on small areas. :up