Waxing

Mustang225 · 06-14-1999, 07:10 AM

I have a 89 red mustang.I've had the car since 91 and 2-3 days after i've waxed/polished the car the paint appears to get cloudy and dull. I've tried all kinds of waxes and polishes and the like....any others having the same problem out there and if so, did you ever figure it out why and fix it?

Jett · 06-16-1999, 06:24 PM

Hmm, your best bet will be stripping the wax off, they sell stuff to do that with, and get a good quality wax (other word's don't go cheap)and wax it, be sure have a damp cloth when you buff it on. I noticed if you have too many different kinds of waxes can cause a conflict of interests (i.e. cloudy finish.

Brad.

------------------
Brad
88lx 2.3T soon to have 350hp
www.turboford.org

tommy b. · 06-21-1999, 04:43 PM

try using a rubbing compound first to remove any oxidized paint then use a high quality wax.

06-14-1999, 07:10 AM	#1
Mustang225 Registered Member Join Date: Apr 1999 Posts: 37	Waxing I have a 89 red mustang.I've had the car since 91 and 2-3 days after i've waxed/polished the car the paint appears to get cloudy and dull. I've tried all kinds of waxes and polishes and the like....any others having the same problem out there and if so, did you ever figure it out why and fix it?

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
Cleaning, polishing, waxing question	mmacdone	Appearance & Detailing	2	05-24-2003 04:38 PM
Waxing my car	Try Me	Blue Oval Lounge	15	04-24-2001 11:22 AM

06-16-1999, 06:24 PM	#2
Jett Registered Member Join Date: Sep 1998 Location: Tallahassee, Fl., US Posts: 130	Hmm, your best bet will be stripping the wax off, they sell stuff to do that with, and get a good quality wax (other word's don't go cheap)and wax it, be sure have a damp cloth when you buff it on. I noticed if you have too many different kinds of waxes can cause a conflict of interests (i.e. cloudy finish. Brad. ------------------ Brad 88lx 2.3T soon to have 350hp www.turboford.org

06-21-1999, 04:43 PM	#3
tommy b. Registered Member Join Date: Jun 1999 Location: union, iowa usa Posts: 2	try using a rubbing compound first to remove any oxidized paint then use a high quality wax.