Drying time for spray glaze

[Gone in 60]

I've tried the Brilliant Spray Glaze. For some reason, it doesn't seem to dry on my car - I keep shaking the bottle, but even after leaving it on the car for a good 30 minutes or so before wiping, it isn't actually drying. I can wipe it off no problem, but it takes some effort to get all of the streaks off. The car is in a garage, so there's no dampness issues.

 

What am I doing wrong here?

[estecoca]

Chris, in my experience, the BSG can take up to a couple hours to dry. It is by no means quick if the weather is humid or cold. I think 45min to an hour is par for the course...

 

What i usually do is test a small area with my finger (wrapped in MF, of course). If I can slide my finger along the surface and create a small amount of fine dust, then its dry. If not, I find something else to do for about 30 min.

[Loud Pedal]

Chris, in my experience, the BSG can take up to a couple hours to dry. It is by no means quick if the weather is humid or cold. I think 45min to an hour is par for the course...

 

What i usually do is test a small area with my finger (wrapped in MF, of course). If I can slide my finger along the surface and create a small amount of fine dust, then its dry. If not, I find something else to do for about 30 min.

 

 

:iagree: It can certainly take awhile depending on the weather.

[Team Adam's]

I've never had that problem, but I tend to work in 70+ degree weather with low humidity. Tops 15-20 minutes for me. Remember you need to apply very sparingly... a little goes a long ways.

[b_pappy]

Using too much is all I can think of. Where about are you located, maybe one of us could take a look and see if we could help you. I'm in the San Fernando Valley.

Bruce

[JJ1o87]

The first time I used it i waited about an hour just to be safe and it still couldve used more. I believe it was raining outside so that might've contributed to it.

[Gone in 60]

Wow, that long. I haven't given it an hour - I'll try it.

I'm in Orange, CA, normal weather here most of the time.

 

Thanks for the help!

[Bill-V8V]

I usually just put it on and walk away for lunch or dinner or maybe even a nap :D:D

 

But I just started using it late last year so it hasn't been in more than 50* weather here. It takes a minimum of an hour for me.

[bigred vette]

Yea last time I used it on the jeep I went inside and made a few phone calls and got something to eat.

[cuzjarrett94]

yeah it takes a while if you use to much!

[jjwvette]

A nap:willy: Good one Bill

[Team Adam's]

I'm thinking you guys are using WAAAAAAAY too much.

[Chris@Adams]

Make sure you shake it up good ! And shake during use !

[bigred vette]

I used it today, after I applied it to the paint and glass I cleaned the interior and by the time I was done with that the glaze was dry.

[AToth1]

:iagree: It can certainly take awhile depending on the weather.

 

:iagree:I second this, In my experiences it has taken 30 to 45 mins to dry and that is in the climate controlled conditions of my dads garage.