Bad Batch #7 Polish?

[Bad Brad777]

Hi Guys,

This spring (2006) I purchased some #7 Polish from a local Paint store. I noticed immediately that it would cake up on the paint and would be very difficult to remove. I had never seen these results before and thought that I might have been putting it on too thick. Today I bought a new bottle with some quick detailer and other items from the same Paint store. After returning home, I opened up the new bottle with the result I used to see with it. Could have I got my previous bottle from a bad batch?

Thanks,

Brad

[Jorge Sanchez]

Re: Bad Batch #7 Polish?

It could of been a bad bottle. When ever the Show Car Glaze #7 becomes difficult to remove/smears or streaks it's usually because its being heavly applied or it may be hot or humid. If you're in a hot or humid enviroment try using #5 New Car Glaze that tends to be more user friendly in that type of enviroment. If you don't mind sending back the bad bottle I'd be more than happy to send out a replacement.

Hi Guys,

This spring (2006) I purchased some #7 Polish from a local Paint store. I noticed immediately that it would cake up on the paint and would be very difficult to remove. I had never seen these results before and thought that I might have been putting it on too thick. Today I bought a new bottle with some quick detailer and other items from the same Paint store. After returning home, I opened up the new bottle with the result I used to see with it. Could have I got my previous bottle from a bad batch?

Thanks,

Brad