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The last few times I have waxed my car with Gold Class I have had some pretty bad holograms when I'm done. Anybody else experience this? I think they're pseudo holograms because I've never used a buffer on my car. Is there any way they could be real holograms if I've always waxed by hand or is this something to do with the wax?
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Re: Holograms with Gold Class Liquid Wax
Is it the wax smearing/streaking? Do they seem to wear off?
How are you applying it?
Any pic?2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
Re: Holograms with Gold Class Liquid Wax
I applied it with the foam applicator pad that came with it and removed with a microfiber. And no I don't have any pics sorry. It was exactly like a hologram when I moved it moved but if I wiped it would go away at that angle and show up at another.Originally posted by Murr1525 View PostComment
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Re: Holograms with Gold Class Liquid Wax
How long are you allowing the wax to cure on the paint before removal?Comment
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Re: Holograms with Gold Class Liquid Wax
Around 30 minutes.Originally posted by rst08tierney View PostComment
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Re: Holograms with Gold Class Liquid Wax
If the marks are moving when you wipe them, it does sound like some product is still on the paint.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Re: Holograms with Gold Class Liquid Wax
Remove the wax product on the whole car with a MF towel or two, then take a clean MF and go around the whole car again lightly. I think you are still seeing uncured wax residue on the surface. Gold Class has a lot of oils in it which is why we like it. Gold Class over #7 can really make the surface look oily and slick. Let it cure a little longer and wipe it down and it should look great.Comment
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