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Yesterday I did a quick detail of my neighbors 2005 Nissan Sentra SE-R and all she wanted was a basic wash and wax. The car has no swirls since its new and I was working by hand. I washed with deep crystal and an ultra plush wash mitt. I dried with a water magnet and began waxing. I waxed with DC3 and as I was applying the wax I noticed water beeds as if there was water in the paint. I didnt let it bother me so I kept waxing. So my question is was that okay or was there a problem anyway the car came out great.
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Re: what happend?
You didn't shake the bottle of DC3 wax. If left sitting for a while you notice a 'separation' between the ingredients in DC3. Part of it looks like yellow water and the other becomes gluggy. Shake well to get a uniform consistancy and continue shaking well every few minutes.Originally posted by SUBARU WRX View Post -
Re: what happend?
In addition, water on the pad can cause some of that, as if you didnt dry a seam and some water came out, etc, and got on the pad.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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