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Sorry for the confusion. I meant by diluting it to 1:1 I am hoping that the streaking will decrease.

Can you dilute Graphene Detail Spray if you are getting some streaking with distilled water?

I recently washed my car coated with GCSC (Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating) and followed it with GDS (Graphene Detail Spray). Is it ok to use GDS on weekly basis after wash? Will there any build-up overtime?

I was able to remove the waterspots using a light polish and polishing pad via 21mm Long Throw DA. I waited an entire day to ensure it does not come back. About an hour ago, I just placed a layer of Graphene Spray Coating. I just wanted to add the first time, I did this, I polished the paint using a Flex 3401 instead of a long throw DA.

Thanks, I will try it tomorrow.

Here is a closer shot, under a shop light.

I will be doing that on Saturday morning. Should I stay and just use a polish And slowly work on the top layer of the coating until I remove the water spots. Or use a compound to remove the layer quickly. I know, I know....You should always use the least aggressive method.

Thanks I will watch it.

Since that I applied a second coat of Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating, technically is the water spots are in between the two layers? Just a side note, when I attempted the removal I had all my 6 LED Shop Lights on at 4000 lumens each. Maybe I should have gone and done 3 IPA wipe downs.

I would say its in the low 80s when the sprinkler turned on. I am not sure how I can get it to that temperature right now in Las Vegas. Its about 110 on average.

I have not used the SK Pro, but I did bought the Mini about two years ago. Despite some oil leakage from the polisher, it is still going strong. In terms of other polishers, I do have the Griots Boss G21 - smooth and powerful and Flex 3401 - powerful and versatile. I am actually considering buying a 15mm and the SK Pro is definately on my list.

After installing Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating on my wife's Lexus, we went to a 4 day road trip. During that time we parked next to a sprinkler. Now, more than half of the hood is covered with water spots and the entire front bumper. I have used a Griots Perfecting Polish and Fast Correcting Cream on a LC polishing pad with Flex 3401. At first, I thought I removed them, they were not visible. I even used an IPA wipe down to ensure no polish is covering them. So, I reapplied another coat of Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating. After a day, I went to check the hood again, and the water spots came back. What? Any suggestions? I do not want to use a compound again because of the risk of the clear coat getting too thin.

Tried the same. The black specks remains, does not dissolve.

Recently received my Graphene Detail Spray, and noticed that it had some black specks/sediments. Is this normal? I am guessing these are the graphene? Thank you.

I have already used the spray coating in three different occassions, and I been rinsing it after each use. Its been working fine.