JHZR2
11-08-2011, 07:59 PM
Hello,
After washing, if I have time, I like to apply ZCS. I figure it will re-seal, add protection, and make everything last longer.
In general it has been great and worked well on two cars.
On one of the two ONLY, when I apply ZCS, within the next few days if the car is wet, I get white circles. They look like a film, and I can essentially "peel" them with my finger. They really just smudge away, they dont peel up, but the white mark will wrinkle.
http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j317/JHZR2/135i%20-%202/3056a0f9.jpg
It only happens on my blue car, an 11 135i, not on my silver car, an 04 Saab 9-3. And its not just that they blend to the saab`s color, Ive looked very carefully.
Any ideas?
Id imagine it would be associated somehow with too heavy an application, but I always apply the same, always go light so there is only the slightest sign of a film immediately as I wipe, and it is gone within seconds. I never let the product look wet and sitting on any panel. And it only happens on one of the two cars.
After this happens, it goes away (I generally leave them versus wiping or rewashing or anything, due to time), and it doesnt happen again. I cant say Ive ever applied ZCS in my garage where the car wouldnt become wet with dew within a number of hours after application.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
After washing, if I have time, I like to apply ZCS. I figure it will re-seal, add protection, and make everything last longer.
In general it has been great and worked well on two cars.
On one of the two ONLY, when I apply ZCS, within the next few days if the car is wet, I get white circles. They look like a film, and I can essentially "peel" them with my finger. They really just smudge away, they dont peel up, but the white mark will wrinkle.
http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j317/JHZR2/135i%20-%202/3056a0f9.jpg
It only happens on my blue car, an 11 135i, not on my silver car, an 04 Saab 9-3. And its not just that they blend to the saab`s color, Ive looked very carefully.
Any ideas?
Id imagine it would be associated somehow with too heavy an application, but I always apply the same, always go light so there is only the slightest sign of a film immediately as I wipe, and it is gone within seconds. I never let the product look wet and sitting on any panel. And it only happens on one of the two cars.
After this happens, it goes away (I generally leave them versus wiping or rewashing or anything, due to time), and it doesnt happen again. I cant say Ive ever applied ZCS in my garage where the car wouldnt become wet with dew within a number of hours after application.
Any ideas?
Thanks!