rubbing compound dryed in all small places

[tintin]

hi ya wondering if anyone had same problem i was buffing and the heat of sun started to rise and my rubbing start to dry before i could get it off . i got most of it off but were i splattered with compound on windows and small places it nightmare to get it off . iam doing a dot at time. do us know faster way please .

[J. A. Michaels]

Re: rubbing compound dryed in all small places

In the small places and windshield try wetting the compound with a quik detailer. That should speed things up.

[CieraSL]

Re: rubbing compound dryed in all small places

What kind of rubbing compound were you using?

Usually the best way to take care of something like that is to "use the product to remove the product." In other words, reapply some of the rubbing compound to the areas in question and then remove.

[tintin]

Re: rubbing compound dryed in all small places

thanks lads ill try that . nothing as bad is white bits left on car

[Michael Stoops]

Re: rubbing compound dryed in all small places

While this be a bit inconvenient, a good, thorough washing (water, soap, wash mitt - the whole process) of the vehicle should remove the dried product pretty easily.

[Ryan L.]

Re: rubbing compound dryed in all small places

I agree with Mike and others, but if you only have the "dust" in a few areas, you could use a small soft brush, q-tip or toothpick to get the product out of small areas.

Ryan

[Markus Kleis]

Re: rubbing compound dryed in all small places

It may be that the pitting in the windshield is playing protector for the product, which is why it is difficult to remove.

Like others suggested, "like removes like," or a simple bath should do the trick.

If you want to try a detailer spray, in my experience Last Touch is the best product out there for removal of dried anything.