Bilt Hamber: Double Speed Wax Hazy On Black Paint?

[BradleyW]

I tried leaving the Wax to cure for 1 minute before removal. It still hazed. QD does get rid of it, but the haze returns. On initial buffing, there is no haze. It's a delayed reaction. If it's sweating, I wonder why I've never seen this with any other Carnuba based Wax?

[Rayaan]

Originally Posted by BradleyW

I tried leaving the Wax to cure for 1 minute before removal. It still hazed. QD does get rid of it, but the haze returns. On initial buffing, there is no haze. It's a delayed reaction. If it's sweating, I wonder why I've never seen this with any other Carnuba based Wax?

Only ever occurs in certain temperatures/humidity. Its not something which would occur all the time.

The delayed reaction is almost certainly sweating.

There is a chance something is under the paint which is not evaporating well either

[BradleyW]

Originally Posted by Rayaan

Only ever occurs in certain temperatures/humidity. Its not something which would occur all the time.

The delayed reaction is almost certainly sweating.

There is a chance something is under the paint which is not evaporating well either

That's why I let the paint breath a few days before applying.

A few days after washing the car, the haze slowly went away. All seems to be well at the moment.

[Arch Enemy]

I think I am having this problem with DSW (over cleanser polish). After a day or so, a cloudy haze appears on the car, most noticeable under artificial lighting, it sounds like the wax sweating as described above.

It's not really a huge issue and the car still looks good generally, but I've found it a bit confusing as I was pretty sure I'd buffed all the excess wax off.

[BrummyPete]

I had this issue too on my black car, guessed it was reacting with something, decided to pass it on to my friend and now use C2V3 again

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