Is it normal for M26 to leave an oily residue on the paint?
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M26 Leaving an oily residue?
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Re: M26 Leaving an oily residue?
P.S.-Did the same thing on my Caddy. I just thought it was the M7 I used. I used M105 with Surbuf and LC Orange, M205 with LC White, M7 with LC Black, M21 with LC Blue, 2 coats of M26 With LC Gold all done with PC 7424XP. I had to wipe it down with M34 a couple of time and of course put scratches in it trying to get the redisue off. Overkill I know.
Here it is.
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The coat was so thin it almost looked like I didn't put anything on it. Dry time was 1 hour.
On my Caddy same thing only dry time was 24 hours between M21 and M26 coats.
I don't post much but am also not a noob.
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Thats what I thought. When it happened on my Caddy as I said I thought it was the M7 but today when it did it on the wifes car with only M205 I was dumb founded.......
It looked like the car was scratched all to heck on my Caddy until I ran my finger across it and it smeared...... I was like WTF???? It came off with some effort and M34. But of course I put some scratches in it....... For a ceramic clear it sure scratches easy.....
So now I know it was not my process.
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Re: M26 Leaving an oily residue?
It sounds like you are a fan of using multiple layers / products / steps (which is great).
Do you think there may have been a build-up of various products on there before you started?
*EDIT* just realised you polished with M205 first, which (you would think) would remove anything that was on there before. Hmmm...Originally posted by BluelineI own a silver vehicle and a black vehicle owns me. The black one demands attention, washing, detailing, waxing and an occasional dinner out at a nice restaurant. The silver one demands nothing and it looks just fine. I think the black vehicle is taking advantage of me, and the silver car is more my style. We can go out for a drive without her makeup and she looks fine. If I want to take the black one out, it is three or four hours in the "bathroom" to get ready.
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Re: M26 Leaving an oily residue?
I've also seen this with M26 occasionally. Mist a MF with water and wipe or use UQD or UQW and the oily film is gone.Jim
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