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Now I know why everyone on here always says to put on thier wax paper thin!
My car is a white 2007 Chevy Monte Carlo.
Car was clean so I just used a QD- Eagle One to freshen things up.
I then applied DG bug & tar remover w/applicator and wiped off w/MF.
I then put on 1 thick coat of FK1000p. I let each panel dry for about 10 minutes before wiping it off.
It was tough to see what I was wiping off bc car is white and I wasnt using any type of lighting.
Well a few hours later, I went to Straus & when i came out I saw streaks of wax everywhere under the nice lighting!
What should I do now to correct this problem?
I took off as much wax as i could w/ a clean MF.
I think I am going to save FK1000p for the rims and windows and use my Collinite next time. (Last time I waxed this car I used Megs 16 in early August & I didnt have this problem)
And I know now to apply a very thin coating.
My car is a white 2007 Chevy Monte Carlo.
Car was clean so I just used a QD- Eagle One to freshen things up.
I then applied DG bug & tar remover w/applicator and wiped off w/MF.
I then put on 1 thick coat of FK1000p. I let each panel dry for about 10 minutes before wiping it off.
It was tough to see what I was wiping off bc car is white and I wasnt using any type of lighting.
Well a few hours later, I went to Straus & when i came out I saw streaks of wax everywhere under the nice lighting!
What should I do now to correct this problem?
I took off as much wax as i could w/ a clean MF.
I think I am going to save FK1000p for the rims and windows and use my Collinite next time. (Last time I waxed this car I used Megs 16 in early August & I didnt have this problem)
And I know now to apply a very thin coating.