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The consistency is literally like water. Is this right? There was a lot of sediment floating around (presumably - the polish itself) and even when I've shaken the stuff for literally 5 minutes, its very hard to get any actual polish onto my pads - also the polish and liquid that it's in seem never to combine.
Is this right? All other polishes I've ever used have a kind of creamy consistency, like liquid paint.
My OP is like 1/2 dried mud... Just a major PITA. Once you shake it for like 45 minutes it should be ok but then you need to drill out the hole in the lid to get any product out.
The consistency is literally like water. Is this right? There was a lot of sediment floating around (presumably - the polish itself) and even when I've shaken the stuff for literally 5 minutes, its very hard to get any actual polish onto my pads - also the polish and liquid that it's in seem never to combine.
Is this right? All other polishes I've ever used have a kind of creamy consistency, like liquid paint.
Sounds like a bad bottle. Just contact Optimum and get a replacement.
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I shook my OP for minutes with no luck until I removed the cap and inserted a rod and stirred first. Then, after stirring to break up the solids at the bottom, I was able to mix by shaking vigorously.
Optimum had a problem when mixing batches of OP. I think that the product didn't get mixed properly and a lot of product was left un mixed on the sides of the mixer. I assume this is what happened to you. They will send you a new cap if your bottle doesn't dispense the product correctly. Shake and mix, try to do whatever to fix the issue and let Optimum know.
I stirred with a long (clean) screwdriver and found a lot of clumps at the bottom! Having stirred them up one long shake was enough to turn it into proper polish
BTW I couldn't resist and tried out Optimum Polish (by hand) on a panel... Wow! This is pretty good stuff! Far better than Autoglym SRP (the only other thing I can compare it to!).