08-01-2011, 05:37 AM
It's hard to tell from the photos you provided, but I'm gonna guess it's a result of the wax not being washed off completely. Invest into a car detailing cloth/sponge and use it to wipe the car down.
When you're washing it, you should first rinse it really good with just water to get as much dirt off as you can (it will scratch it if you leave the dirt on). Then you should use a sponge with some of the cleaning stuff you have to wipe down the whole car. Then rinse it off good again. And finally use another sponge or a cloth (make sure it is made for cleaning cars, so it doesn't scratch anything), along with more water to wipe the car down.
If it puts a lot of wax on, it'll make your car look really dull, so you'll probably need to take a cloth and "wax off" the whole thing, if there is too much on there.
But really most of this could be avoided by not using a cleaning solution with wax in it.
What I usually do is just use water and a sponge to clean my car off, and then buy some car wax (just wax, not mixed with anything) and wax on/wax off the whole thing.
When you're washing it, you should first rinse it really good with just water to get as much dirt off as you can (it will scratch it if you leave the dirt on). Then you should use a sponge with some of the cleaning stuff you have to wipe down the whole car. Then rinse it off good again. And finally use another sponge or a cloth (make sure it is made for cleaning cars, so it doesn't scratch anything), along with more water to wipe the car down.
If it puts a lot of wax on, it'll make your car look really dull, so you'll probably need to take a cloth and "wax off" the whole thing, if there is too much on there.
But really most of this could be avoided by not using a cleaning solution with wax in it.
What I usually do is just use water and a sponge to clean my car off, and then buy some car wax (just wax, not mixed with anything) and wax on/wax off the whole thing.
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