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Working indoors the temperature was 88 degrees, humidity 60%. Did two sets of passes with MFDA Correction Compound followed by an IPA (Eraser) wipe down. Next a a set of polishing passes with MFDA Polish. Wiped off excess polish with microfiber towels.
Grabbed a supposedly clean 4" soft black pad, applied liberal coating of Ultimate liquid Wax to pad. Running a Poter-Cable at speed three started applying wax like I've done numerous before. However, the process starts throwing off a fine dust. Smaller diameter than the dust of say M105 and larger than face powder. Did an entire trunk lid and dust everywhere I ran wax coated pad.
I must admit I was in a hurry to get done, so I grabbed a microfiber polishing pad and started using Finishing Wax. No dusting on the rest of the car.
The dust seemed to be from the Polish. Yet the high oil content was obvious while working it and I did not buff it to the point of it drying out.
Have not not seen this before. Seemed odd to me, to have a high oil content polish and or Ultimate Wax make dust.
Grabbed a supposedly clean 4" soft black pad, applied liberal coating of Ultimate liquid Wax to pad. Running a Poter-Cable at speed three started applying wax like I've done numerous before. However, the process starts throwing off a fine dust. Smaller diameter than the dust of say M105 and larger than face powder. Did an entire trunk lid and dust everywhere I ran wax coated pad.
I must admit I was in a hurry to get done, so I grabbed a microfiber polishing pad and started using Finishing Wax. No dusting on the rest of the car.
The dust seemed to be from the Polish. Yet the high oil content was obvious while working it and I did not buff it to the point of it drying out.
Have not not seen this before. Seemed odd to me, to have a high oil content polish and or Ultimate Wax make dust.
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