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This one's about Ultimate Quik Detailer and NXT 2.0 together. As far as the curing time goes, is it OK to have a car cover on the car during their curing time? Reason I ask is that I used the UQD just to see the effects last Saturday and then placed my cover back on the car. Today I removed the cover and there were hazy spots on all the horizontal surfaces where the cover had obviously made contact. Should I leave the car exposed for the length of the curing time or is this hazing a result of something else? Conditions were dry,sunny and temp of 72 when UQD was applied with a clean,new Supreme Shine towel. Today's conditions were cooler,dry and temp of 62 but car has remained untouched in the building the entire time in question. Has anyone else had such occurences with UQD?
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Re: More UQD and NXT 2.0 questions
I am not sure if anything would really stop the haziness, if it gets damp, etc under the cover.
But I suppose giving some drying time would be the best thing to try, not much else you can really do.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
Re: More UQD and NXT 2.0 questions
No dampness under the cover to speak of. I guess more trial and error is in order
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Re: More UQD and NXT 2.0 questions
It sounds like more curing time is needed. It seems the area's in questions,were applied a little heavier. Resulting in a longer drying time. I think this is the reason for the hazing. I think next time. Allow the products more drying time. Then place on your cover.quality creates its own demandComment
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