Haze with Quick Detailer

Jeffblue · 10-28-2010, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by blue660r01

Id say you either used too much spray or the surface was still wet when applied. I've had that issue before.

i noticed it on either a totally dry surface/or on a semi moist surface/towel

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Originally Posted by Junkman2008

I would not have done anything to that clear bra but what the installer recommended. I would not use anything on that clear bra but what the installer recommended. Other than washing and drying it, that would be my suggestion. It is not paint so you can't treat it like paint. The more you do to it, the worse it is for it.

Make sure that you use painters tape to mask off the edges of it. You do not want the polisher rubbing up against the lines of it.

Thanks for the tips. i just called the installer and i'm going to see what to do as far as the areas covered by the clear bra.

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Originally Posted by kenchan

i get the haze when it's kinda humid out. especially when colder and humid is the worst.

i use mostly Griot's SpeedShine and at times i would take a dry MF detailing towel and do a full wipe down at the very end of the QD session.

on a dry day i dont need to do this at all.

same with polymer based QD's like Prima Slick.

i've seen a lot of people spray detail spray as they dry the car off, and i'm not sure what it is, but it does seem to come out better when i dry off the car and spray some. is it necessary or is it overkill and part of the problem?

kenchan · 11-01-2010, 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeffblue

i've seen a lot of people spray detail spray as they dry the car off, and i'm not sure what it is, but it does seem to come out better when i dry off the car and spray some. is it necessary or is it overkill and part of the problem?

the stuff i use is called Prima Hydro. it's a spray as you wipe sealant.

on my hobby cars i blot dry so i dont use this stuff, but for my dd's i use it as it has good lubricity (minimizes swirls) and nice protection for the paint. it's a very convenient product and can be had from Phil over at detailersdomain.

on a colder humid day i get some haze due to light condensation on the panels. that quickly wipes off if i run a dry MF detailing towel at the very end. i think you'll like the product. get a gallon.

Jeffblue · 11-01-2010, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan

the stuff i use is called Prima Hydro. it's a spray as you wipe sealant.

on my hobby cars i blot dry so i dont use this stuff, but for my dd's i use it as it has good lubricity (minimizes swirls) and nice protection for the paint. it's a very convenient product and can be had from Phil over at detailersdomain.

on a colder humid day i get some haze due to light condensation on the panels. that quickly wipes off if i run a dry MF detailing towel at the very end. i think you'll like the product. get a gallon.

i will check it out. i need to restock my detailing products anyway.

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