What can I polish down the heavy spots of Opti-Coat with

[elitemobile]

So this was my first attempt with opti-coat and all in all I think I did fairly well. I do however have a few heavy spots and my car is dark slate grey so they are fairly visible.



My questions is what can I polish down the heavy spots without removing opti-coat? I was thinking maybe a CCS black pad with Meguiars Finishing wax that came with the microfiber buffing system. It says it has very very fine abrasives?



Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[04BlackAV]

Optimum recommends Poliseal or there Finish Polish to knock down the high spots.

 

[Scooby24]

I'm curious to know what the high spots look like, anyone snagged pictures of it?

 

[Scottwax]

High spots are obvious, trust me. They have a somewhat opaque look.

 

[wascallyrabbit]

any finish polish and finishing pad should get rid of the high spots. the high spots look like streaks to me.

 

[autoaesthetica]

OPT Poliseal on the recommendation of Optimum - maybe on a white pad?

 

[RaskyR1]

any finish polish and finishing pad should get rid of the high spots. the high spots look like streaks to me.

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[autoaesthetica]

Thanks for sharing this pic Chad. Should help many.

 

[RaskyR1]

No prob. Chris from Optimum had posted them over on Autogeek.





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[Scooby24]

Wow, that's VERY obvious. Is it not as visible during application?

 

[RaskyR1]

It is on black, but lighting plays a huge role in what you see. If you take your time and do a panel at a time you shouldn't have marks like that. I lightly buff the whole panel with a MF towel to avoid high spots.





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[Darkstar752]

What type of light works best in your opinion Rasky?

 

[RaskyR1]

What type of light works best in your opinion Rasky?

Daylight!





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