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Originally Posted by SuperBee364
This happened to me the very first time I used the 1Z. I wrote a blistering review of the stuff here on Autopia right afterward. The symptoms (buffer hop, and flashed over polish that is very difficult to remove) are exactly what happened to me.
The only thing I can think of is that your pad speed is still too high, or possibly that you're working it a bit too long.. As long as the RPMs are way down, I haven't had any problems at all with buffer hop or hard to remove product. It's hard to say for sure, but it sounds like you're using the correct amount of product. It seems like I'm only getting about four passes out of the 1Z before it's pretty much gone.
I'm sorry to hear you're having such a hard time with this stuff. :/ Especially after me touting it as being so easy to use  |
well I kept goiong, and might have cracked it
I actually used a bit more product with a ring of polish around the pad, and it worked much better - nice pad gliding across the paint, maybe slightly longer work time, and much easier product removal. Still not THE easiest to remove, but not an issue.
Getting a good finish as well, so much happier now. Look forward to tryinging on the softer paint of my Saab soon, as I think this may be all it needs to clean up 90% of it
