haze returns

[87GN]

I painted my car and this is what happened

1. Striped the original paint off down to the bare metal
2. Applied epoxy primer
3. Applied PPG high build primer and block sanded
4. Applied high build primer again and double check the block sanding
5. Applied 3 coats PPG Shop Line JBPX base
6. Applied 4 coats U-POL 2872V acrylic clear coat
7. Wet sanded up to 3000
8. Rotary buffer and M105, M205

At this point the paint looks perfect. The next day is when I saw the haze. The haze is not noticed by the novice eye. I see a haze that was not there yesterday. I applied Mequies #7 and the haze was gone. Inside of 24 hours the haze had returned.

How can I stop chasing my tail?

[The Guz]

Re: haze returns

What pads and machine are you using?

[87GN]

Re: haze returns

9227c Makita. wool 57-376, yellow EDP #810689, baby blue # 852BFW

[Don]

Re: haze returns

Do you have access to a DA polisher?

[The Guz]

Re: haze returns

It's hard to get the right finish with a rotary. I would recommend you get a DA polisher and use that to finish.

[Meticulous-Detail]

Yep. DA polisher and 205 with medium and light foam cutting pads .

[87GN]

Re: haze returns

I have used my da with baby blue foam pad

[The Guz]

Re: haze returns

Not sure what a baby blue pad is but try a polishing pad.

[Don]

Re: haze returns

Not sure what a baby blue pad is but try a polishing pad.

The only blue pads *I've* seen are no-cut finishing pads ... for what it's worth.