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farmerfred

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I have used Meguiars Quick Detailer on fresh paint for quite some time and lately it seems like I cannot remove the have when wiping it off. I tried different clean microfiber towels, and it keeps coming back. Wondering if there is a better product to use? What do the experts recommend? Some clear on the car is three years old and some two months. I have never waxed the car. Cleared with UV clear if that makes a difference.
 
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I've been using this for awhile now and I really like it.
 
Thanks, I will have to try it. I used to use Meguiars Mirror Glaze #34 Final Inspection and do not recall it having the hazing problem. I really do not know why I switched to the quick detailer. Could be that my local source quit handling it. I think I will order a bottle of both the
wizards mist and shine and one of the #34 final inspection and see which one I like the best.
 
Chris_Hamilton said:
What do you mean by haze? Is there a film that is being left behind?
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It leaves a film that is extremely hard to remove. Looks streaky, I have tried different microfiber towels trying to remove it and still does not look so good. Today I picked up a bottle of Meguiars Mirror Glaze #34 Final Inspection and tried it and it looks good to me. I think I will use a good car wash soap and wash it, could be a build up of the quick detailer causing the issue. I have not washed the car since I repainted part of it this spring.
 
farmerfred said:
It leaves a film that is extremely hard to remove. Looks streaky, I have tried different microfiber towels trying to remove it and still does not look so good. Today I picked up a bottle of Meguiars Mirror Glaze #34 Final Inspection and tried it and it looks good to me. I think I will use a good car wash soap and wash it, could be a build up of the quick detailer causing the issue. I have not washed the car since I repainted part of it this spring.
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In lieu of washing it, you could use some SPI 700 and wipe it down. If you did this I would use something like Sontara 4584 wipes or another soft paint prep wipe instead of the microfiber towels.
About the spray, are you wiping it down with fresh clean microfiber towels? Almost sounds like they are dirty with something and transfering that to the car. I would only use Micrfiber towels that you get from a detail store like Chemical Guys or AutoGeek. I don't trust part store ones or Amazon (pretty much anything on Amazon) I'd buy them from a known good supplier like Chemical Guys.
 
Chris_Hamilton said:
In lieu of washing it, you could use some SPI 700 and wipe it down. If you did this I would use something like Sontara 4584 wipes or another soft paint prep wipe instead of the microfiber towels.
About the spray, are you wiping it down with fresh clean microfiber towels? Almost sounds like they are dirty with something and transfering that to the car. I would only use Micrfiber towels that you get from a detail store like Chemical Guys or AutoGeek. I don't trust part store ones or Amazon (pretty much anything on Amazon) I'd buy them from a known good supplier like Chemical Guys.
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I always use fresh towels; I just ordered some Griot's Garage microfiber towels to try. I had been using towels I bought at the parts store and never had issues until last week when I could not get the haze to go away.

Thanks all for the helpful comments.

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