in a jam, please HELP

[Roadkeeper]

I was talking with Anthony Orosco, and asked him the same Quest. because that was

happening to me. He told me that if it is hard to wipe off, I am using too much, and not

letting it break down?

 

[JasonD]

I was talking with Anthony Orosco, and asked him the same Quest. because that was

happening to me. He told me that if it is hard to wipe off, I am using too much, and not

letting it break down?

That is correct. Also, this may not pertain to OP specifically, but I have found that when using other polishes on high surface temps. they tend to do the same thing. Granted, OP is supposed to be safe for use in direct sunlight, so I don't know if it pertains to that, but I have definitely been in trouble a few times using other products when the car was just too hot to be doing that.



Regardless, you shouldn't have to wipe off unused product after polishing. You should polish long enough for the product to actually somewhat disappear and then wipe off the residual residue, dust, etc. If you are finding yourself wiping off polish, you are definitely either using way too much or simply not working it long enough. There is a point where, no matter how much product you use, it will eventually break down. The only that variable changes is how long it takes for it to do so.

 

[Changeling]

First off I have very little practical experience.



If that vehicle has a notoriously "Hard" clear coat, wouldn't going to one of the new polishes like Menzerna PO106FF (designed for hard clears) provide a much better solution than using OP?

Changeling