Remove Excess Klasse

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Da5Id

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A couple of weeks ago, I put a coat of Klasse AIO on my new car. Thought that I had buffed it out adequately, but the other day in good sunlight I noticed a section where I either didn't buff it out enough. There is a milky section about 6 by 4 inches. It's not terrible but noticeable in good light. Today I tried using some more AIO over the section, since it's supposed to remove previous applications, but it didn't work too well.

Any suggestions?

thanks!
 
hmmmm. u used a chemical cleaner (aio) to remove the previous aio residue and nothing... could be something else...


this friday i put klasse SG on my car at night (in a not sooo thin manner) and instead of buffing it off in the mornign i gave it a good wash with a wool mitt and i didnt have no section with residue... if it didnt come out with a good washing and its a milky white residue then its probably not the aio..

post a pic of it here...
 
AIO should remove anything that is on the surface including old AIO that isn't buffed out all the way. If you have haze on your car that AIO didn't remove, then its not haze. Perhaps you can take a picture of it and show us. What you are saying doesn't really make sense because AIO shouldn't have even been necessary. You should be able to just hit the area with a QD or even soap and water and wipe it right off. AIO haze isn't concrete. Its easy to remove.
 
I'll post a picture when I get home, assuming it's not too dark to take one. Otherwise I'll get one up in the coming days. It's a titanium silver 330ci, just 3 weeks old.

Thanks for the help!
 
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