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Last weekend I washed, clayed and used AIO and KSGX2 on my wifes 98 Acura--Today I washed with ONR (great stuff) and topped with #845--my question is this-the 845 never really hazed as I assumed it would--removed it in about 2 hours and finish looked great--Did I used too much product?? Was it too cold (48)?? I was expecting a white-like haze as an indicator it was time to removed it--Did I go wrong somewhere??
 
Looks great--we'll see how the durability goes n the snow and ice this winter---I know this has probably been discussed before but, are there temprature guidelines for various products??
 
Not to be used in freezing weather conditions. 48 degress is fine. Post some pics if you can, and let us know on durability.
 
I've used 845 alot and there isn't much of a haze when put on correctly. Which is very thin. I think you actually did it right the first time......which I didn't!
 
I've used 845 quite a few times and never really noticed it give a true haze yet
 
Thanks to all for the input--will check the durability---hope Santa brings a camera for Xmas to post some stuff
 
Ditto the last couple posters, I haven't seen much of a haze at all even after doing the entire car before I buffed it.
 
I always end up applying too much 845 because it's so hard to see the wax when you apply it thinly. :D

However, thin is definitely the way to go.
 
kansasdn said:
Looks great--we'll see how the durability goes n the snow and ice this winter---I know this has probably been discussed before but, are there temprature guidelines for various products??
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Surface Temperature (Actual surface temperature of the vehicle) between 50 (10oC) and 80oF (26oC) products will work well within a much broader temperature range, i.e. 45° to 90° F (4.5-32oC) but at 45 degrees it will take much longer to dry, perhaps as much as two to three hours) but the best results will be achieved in the 60° to 70° F (15-21oC) range surrounding air temp (ambient or room) must be 55oF (12oC) + to ensure the minimum vehicle surface temperature of 50oF (10oC) which is recommended as a minimum by most car care product manufacturers
 
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