Problem with Natty's Blue

[Go-N Def]

I applied NB with a Blue Pad on a PC set on 3.5, 24 hours after polishing with SSR1 and a coat of EX-P. I let it sit for 30 min and took it off with a MF towel.

It left some just barely visible streaking, kinda like an oil mark, in the direction of my last pass with the PC in each particular area. I tried some S&W, but it still it didn't help. As it got colder tonight, I could see swirl marks on the paint. Temps were as follows:

Yesterday 61 Deg F
Last Night 31 Deg F
Today 49 Deg F
Tonight 32 Deg F (and falling)

The last time I used it, I had a smililar problem, but I had put it on too thick, left it on too long, and only waited an hour after a coat of EX.

Does any one else have similar problems? What am I doing wrong?

I think I'm gonna try QD+ on it tomorrow. I've always had good result with it...

 

[Poorboy]

try applying by hand and overlapping...Natty's is not made to be applied by PC and Im sure the friction by using a PC caused the streaking as you worked right into the EX-P. If you do try again with a PC the speed should be no higher than 1 or 2 ...3 is a polishing speed :wink:

 

[Go-N Def]

I'll try that, thanks...

 

[paradog]

try applying by hand and overlapping...Natty's is not made to be applied by PC and Im sure the friction by using a PC caused the streaking as you worked right into the EX-P. If you do try again with a PC the speed should be no higher than 1 or 2 ...3 is a polishing speed :wink:

Really? I had never heard that before. I have always applied Natty's Blue by PC using a finishing pad or polishing pad. I have yet to experience what is being described here. What speed were you using and what type of pad? Were you using a MF bonnet?

 

[Go-N Def]

try applying by hand and overlapping...Natty's is not made to be applied by PC and Im sure the friction by using a PC caused the streaking as you worked right into the EX-P. If you do try again with a PC the speed should be no higher than 1 or 2 ...3 is a polishing speed :wink:

Really? I had never heard that before. I have always applied Natty's Blue by PC using a finishing pad or polishing pad. I have yet to experience what is being described here. What speed were you using and what type of pad? Were you using a MF bonnet?

Did you read the first post??? It pretty much explains it...

 

[paradog]

oh...I need to read more carefully. Yea now I see it...no cure time!