[Xcessiv]

Hey!

I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong... M95 on purple foamed wool pad. I've tried everything but it keeps immediately turning into cement:
- small areas
- create an angle on the foamed wool pad
- use the full surface of the foamed wool pad
- apply some M95 directly on the pad
- apply some M95 directly on the paint
- full speed on my flex
- speed 4 on my flex

Without success... The M95 dries instantly and breaks down in 1 pass.

[Joyriide1113]

You sure you're talking #95, and not #105?

[Xcessiv]

yes, that's why I'm really confused.

[Asphalt Rocket]

Sounds like you are not using enough product. With a wool pad pick it off of the vehicle.

[Xcessiv]

How much product should I use by 2x2 area? With the amount of product I'm currently using, my bottle will barely last 3 or 4 cars.

[Asphalt Rocket]

I will send you a pic I have of a lexus I did with the amount I used and had zero problems.

[Xcessiv]

Ok! Because I'm really confused now. At first I thought M95 did a great job, because the lubricant inside the SIP and Nano Polish filled the swirls caused by the dried M95 (ie cement). After applying the sealant, OMG! I could see a bunch of mini swirls.

[Asphalt Rocket]

If you want the finish perfect you should go over it with sip, then final polish with either 106ff, 85rd or ultrafina.

[Xcessiv]

That's what I did, and SIP / 106FF didn't take care of the remaining swirls caused by the "cement". I think my clear coat is really really hard.

[Xcessiv]

Looking at your picture, I've used less than 50% of this amount of M95. It may explain why it broke down too quickly and left swirls.