I finally got a chance to polish my wife's car this weekend. I washed it with strip wash, clayed it, washed again and dried the car. I then used Adam's correcting polish, then the finishing polish, then paint sealant. All went as expected except the first step of the polishing - the correcting polish. I would polish a section about 2'x2' then wipe it off. The correcting polish was very hard to wipe off, very hard. Hardest time I have ever had wiping something off. The finishing polish and paint sealant came off very easy.
It was overcast, no sun at all, and probably in the high 60s. In case weather had something to do with it.
I still have my truck and Jeep to do soon and don't look forward to fighting the correcting polish again.
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I finally got a chance to polish my wife's car this weekend. I washed it with strip wash, clayed it, washed again and dried the car. I then used Adam's correcting polish, then the finishing polish, then paint sealant. All went as expected except the first step of the polishing - the correcting polish. I would polish a section about 2'x2' then wipe it off. The correcting polish was very hard to wipe off, very hard. Hardest time I have ever had wiping something off. The finishing polish and paint sealant came off very easy.
It was overcast, no sun at all, and probably in the high 60s. In case weather had something to do with it.
I still have my truck and Jeep to do soon and don't look forward to fighting the correcting polish again.
Thoughts?
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