White patches after waxing?

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trueblueblood

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Alright I washed my car with QEW and WAUD. I applied a coat of trade secret,buffed off and then went back around again for a final buff. Well yesterday I noticed these white cloudy patches in certain areas even with some QD these would not come off with moderate pressure, I rubbed my finger on one gently and appeared to come off, what is causing this, is it just not throughly buffing cause I doublechecked everything. Could the trade secret and WAUD be causing a reaction or bonding problem? What is a good way to get this off without having to rewax, will normal washing take care of it or apply a second coat and let the solvents take care of it?:nixweiss Thanks:xyxthumbs
 
I got the same thing happened on the fender and door of my hatchback! WTF is this?!?! I use this car as my products testing car so it could of been a number of products. I even use the QEW on this car that time. Wonder if there was some kind of reaction of some sort?
 
Its strange cause I was very meticulous even doing a final buff and walk around, maybe it was just the lighting but my whole top side of my trunk is patchy:confused: :mad: . I wonder what it could be cause this was the 3rd day after I waxed that I noticed these patches.
 
I got the same kind of deal applying #16 over WAUD a couple of weeks ago.After pulling it out in the sun eveything looked good,but as soon as the paint got hot I had these haze spots start showing up.QD did nothing for it but smear it around in an oily haze.
 
04BlackAV said:
I got the same kind of deal applying #16 over WAUD a couple of weeks ago.After pulling it out in the sun eveything looked good,but as soon as the paint got hot I had these haze spots start showing up.QD did nothing for it but smear it around in an oily haze.
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Funny went out and looked at my car and could not see the white patches in direct sunlight and the paint was rather hot:nixweiss ! Now under my shop lighting it looks like :(
 
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