I made spider webs! HELP!

[koolmoecraig]

I clay barred.



I did Klasse AIO.



I did two coats of Klasse SG.



Everything looked GREAT until I put on my final PS21s wax. Now the hood looks like I did a bad buff job! Spider webbing everywhere!



What did I do wrong and how do I fix it? Every coat was given 24 hours to cure.



HELP!

[Joshua312]

In between your coats did you do anything prior to applying the next coat? Maybe something was caught in your applicator which induced the marring.

[imported_JoshVette]

Was it there before you started?

[imported_paradigm]

either the marring was there the whole time (most likely) and you just noticed it in different lighting...or the applicator/towels on one of the steps were contaminated.

[koolmoecraig]

If it was there, I didn`t see it at all.



Applicator was perfectly clean.



Is there any easy fix for this?

[Joshua312]

I`m not sure where you are located but with winter coming up I would wait until spring to do any correction as it will probably be going through rough weather ahead...

[imported_smprince1]

Any pics?



My guess is the spider webbing was already there. None of your steps would have removed them, now with the candy coating of the SG they are accentuated :nixweiss

[koolmoecraig]

I live in So Cal so it`s not really headed for anything too rough.



I think I might have accidentally used a towel that we used to remove the SG the day before.



Would that explain it? Any ideas of how to lessen the effect?



Thanks.

[8Banger]

the only way to get them out is to polish them



maybe you can put some kind of filler wax on them top that with a sealant?

[imported_JoshVette]

I`d bet the first few products you put on covered them up, then you put on a final product that wiped it off revealing the swirls again.



Just a guess. You cannot induce swirls by hand with clean materials unless you`re using extremely abrasive product and rubbing in the same spot over and over.