Cquartz question....

Reload may also leave oil streaks for some colors such as WRB so I had to dilute it 1:1 and my problems are gone.

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I'm still in that boat that even diluted I get a streaky reload finish. I mixed up a sprayer of 1:1 and on my black VW CC I get streaks like crazy. Tried more product tried less product never got a desirable result.
 
David Hayward said:
I'm still in that boat that even diluted I get a streaky reload finish. I mixed up a sprayer of 1:1 and on my black VW CC I get streaks like crazy. Tried more product tried less product never got a desirable result.
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Tried using distilled water at a 1:1 ratio?

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Thanks for all of the replies!
So I am 36 hours post application now & I left the car uncovered.
I went to take a look and there is dust on the car. I tried my brand new California duster LIGHTLY on the paint and it was leaving red fibers all over the place. I tried using a VERY plush microfiber towel and it just was pushing the dust around into clumps. It seems like there is static on the paint now or some sort of electrical charge present.
1)Is this normal/common?
2)Will it always be like that?
3)So how do I remove the dust now without washing the car?

Thanks again!

Ron
 
Just leave it alone, CarPro recommends no washing for 7 days. Wait the 7 days,wash it and then cover it
CarPro USA After Tips:
A second layer will add further gloss, & thickness to the coating
Vehicle can be parked in direct sun any time after application is complete
Keep surface dry for at least one hour after application
Wipe any water off the surface during the first 24 hours after application
Avoid washing with any soaps for the first 7 days
 
i wrote that same few post ahead..

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If I find any high spots in the sealant, how do I remove them?
 
If all else fails...............

Polish the panel and start over.
 
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