Meguiars polish

[Dangerous Dave T-Jet]

I meant to post this up a question thats been in my mind, i cleaned the car the other day and after used meguiars polish, the polish went on ok but when i tried taking it off it was still on the paint, even using micro fibre cloths it took forever to get off, i didnt know whether the coating fiat use on the paint reacts with it or just you cant use it ? it wasnt because the car was still dirty as when i first got it from new i had the same problem, the car is GP T jet 08 in the exotica red, ive never had a problem with the polish before, i think its one of the best ive used on my other cars, any ideas?

 

[Aircooledbug]

I use that AutoGlym stuff and that does the same, you wipe it all off and after a while you can still see the polish... So might just have been left on for too long?

 

[Dangerous Dave T-Jet]

ye same still see the polish, i was wondering if the autoglym would be better suited obs not if it does it to yours?, i didnt leave it on to long as far as im aware, as i always do a section rub it off etc incase of sudden rain burst or something, so hhmmm weird, maybe a bad batch of polish could be the cause?

 

[Aircooledbug]

Doubt it bud, to be honest AutoGlym was pretty awesome, it made my car shine for days!

 

[Dangerous Dave T-Jet]

ye cheers, i'll have to give it a try see if its any better on my car

 

[Andy Monty]

get a bottle of Quick Detailer that helps shift stubborn polish marks (wont work on textured plastic) mist the mark over then buff off

 

[punto_matt]

What "stuff" are either of you talking about?

 

[kryten14]

Give the autoglym super resin polish a whirl. I've never used a polish thats so easy to apply and buffing it off is an absolute breeze. Follow it up with some of their extra gloss protection and or a good carnaubas wax, will set it off a treat