Every time I use meguiars ultimate polish I find it difficult to remove. For example I
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Re: Ultimate polish issues
Hi Kial91,
Sorry to see your post was cut off. Feel free to continue when ready.
Thoughts:
Are you applying Ultimate Polish by hand or machine?
If by hand, what type of applicator pad?
If by machine, which machine & which pad are you using to apply?
How big of area are you working in at a time?
For how many passes or for how long, would you say you are working the product in?
Are you working on a cool surface in the shade?
Are you using a premium, clean microfiber towel for wipe off? If so, which kind?
From here we can further diagnose any adjustment in application technique. It is possible the product & paint just don't like each other. Unfortunately it happens. After the above questions are answered, we can work with you to come up with a next step.
NickNick Winn
Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Online Forum Administrator
Meguiar's Inc.
Irvine, CA
nawinn@meguiars.com
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Re: Ultimate polish issues
Sometimes you might find that Ultimate Polish will leave a glossy "deposit" that is almost impossible to remove.
It usually occurs on the outside edges of the section being polished.
I find this happens when the paint is sort of "dry", or "sticky", and/or when I haven't shaken the bottle enough.
When this happens, simply go over that section again with a little fresh product on your pad, go over the spot again until it "reactivates" and wipe off with your microfiber towel.
I haven't had this happen in a couple years, and I use Ultimate Polish a lot.
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