Gloss coat haze?? HELP

[john1c]

Hello,

Recently used Gloss coat on a black Maserati Ghibli..

Corrected the paint..
used optimum paint prep
then applied gloss coat

i let the gloss coat cure for 3 mins each panel then wiped off.. wiped again with microfiber.. and i keep seeing haze come back.. it will wipe away then come back.. how can i get rid of this?? should i use a quick detailer??

[The Guz]

Are you using the same towel to remove?

[john1c]

I did use the same towel.. Tried a new mf towel and the haze is still popping up

[WaxAddict]

It could just be the weather. Is it humid where you live? I`m getting some haze too, with different products. Try a longer cure time.

[Ronkh]

At this point I would quit screwing with it and finish it up. Put it in the sun and let it cure.

Sun may cure the problem as well.

[RaskyR1]

If you wait too long to wipe it off it will smear/haze...is that what you`re talking about?

[WaxAddict]

At this point I would quit screwing with it and finish it up. Put it in the sun and let it cure.

Sun may cure the problem as well.

Seems a fresh LSP looks best a few days afterwards. And that first wash after fresh LSP...

[john1c]

I`m gonna hit it up with shine supply Clutch spray and see how that works

[Stokdgs]

What did you do, and use to correct the paint ?

What was your process for the Optimum Paint Prep ?
Dan F

[john1c]

Corrected with rupes pads and polishes.. Green then yellow..

[4u2nvinmtl]

You waited 3hrs to buff off high spots? I thought it was a few minutes tops? ...I guess gloss coat is different.

[john1c]

No I said 3 minutes lol

[Ronkh]

you did remove the polish oils etc?

[broker99]

It could just be the weather. Is it humid where you live? I`m getting some haze too, with different products. Try a longer cure time.

I think on the hot humid weather you want a shorter cure time

[JBM]

I would hit it with opti seal not clutch.