TPnS difficulties

[wdmaccord]

Anyone had a particular vehicle that TPnS just doesn`t work well on? I did my 2008 CRV a few weeks ago. Used way to much and had a lot of remnants that stuck around after I CS`d it you could really see a lot of white patches all over. So this weekend I stripped everything off to take another shot at it now that I know to use much less and had great success on my 2003 and 2013 Accords. I started with another compounding using Megs UC on Orange LC CCS on the GG6.

Same problem this time around and I was using way less just like I did on the Accords. After a couple failed test spots, I just decided this stuff doesn`t like the CRV paint for some reason (maybe I haven`t gotten the paint sufficiently clean with the ultra clay and need to go a more aggressive clay?).

In retreat, I went for the WDAFPP after stripping the test spots and re-compounding. That went great on the blue LC CCS pad on GG6. So I let that cure overnight and put 2 coats of CS on today. Going to follow up with MS wax tonight. Looks great without the TPnS and probably just fine to skip it anyway since the UC tends to have a nice gloss behind it that doesn`t really need polished. Just weird that it doesn`t like the paint on that one car.

[PA DETAILER]

only used it by hand. never had a issue with it. dissappeared into the paint like its supposed to. best AIO in my opinion.

[tropicsteve]

how did you apply the tpns ?

[Todd@RUPES]

Some products will not work well on some paints (I should say ALL products will not work well on particular paints) because of an infinite number of variables. What products have been used on the paint, what exposure to the elements has the paint experienced, what type of paint is it, how was it cured, what is it`s chemical composition... The list goes on and on and on...

As you noticed, thin application with this product is key!

[wdmaccord]

how did you apply the tpns ?

I used a white LC CCS pad.