experienced some hazing/residue with BSD too.

from my observation:
- surface have to be really clean.

- from the surface that i re-apply meguiar's ULW, the hazing is a lot less/easier to buff off

- surface that have dirt/spots that my washing missed will be a b**** to deal with

- when wiping/buffing off, apply light to no pressure so that you don't squeeze more BSD to the surface and you have to re-buff off again.

- as you apply BSD on the MF/surface, the cloth itself will begin to bead as the product sets in. consider multiple cloths when working with BSD to save time as the product will just bead itself off the cloth after long usage.

comparison with Meguiar's Ultimate quik (spray) wax:
- much more viscous/thicker, easier to apply on straight/vertical panels as it doesn't drips off very fast

- much more glossier, which i think it's due to the more concentrated formula (more viscous)

- the thing beads off the cloth that i am applying it with, so it probably work better than megs

- very picky on surface

- unable to perform wipe on and forget, definitely need to wipe on/wipe off (or buff off, rather)

- the spray bottle is very bad at misting lol
and if you're unable to mist, applying concentrated form on cloth can be a b**** as it beads and rolls off the cloth, potential drip/mess

same goes to panels, if it drips to panels/spots that you just buffed, guess what, buff again lol.

=edit=
after reading your previous posts, you actually used 2 cloths and experienced problems? good guess is dirty surface.

because i only used ONE piece of cloth on my entire car (Proton Inspira, not a small car by any means)
and yes, the last few panels were a nightmare as the cloth is damp/saturated


update:
yeah the wheel cleaner i gotten this time (with the rim coating package) does not turn red
i tried my current Sonax Xtreme Wheel cleaner plus full effect, it does turn red a bit (well it's the 2nd time spray so there aren't much brake dust/residue left)

it smells a lot more pleasant than the one i got (yellow'ish in color, then turns red)
however doesn't seem as effective as there is still left over brake dust/residue? definitely need a bit of agitation with tool.

reminds me of meguiar's wheel brightener, very similar effect/strength and smell.

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Feb 24 2014, 05:14 AM

will do, will update again once i get home

preferably free from contaminants.

from my regular wash experience, some spots the shampoo didn't clear, it'll be hard to apply BSD.
on the spots that i re-apply wax, very easily. almost effortless, VERY NEAR wipe on and forget experience.

well i did flip the cloth around very regularly and basically the entire surface/both sides were utilized. that and my car's relatively clean as it's a weekend drive

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Feb 24 2014, 12:06 PM

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JasonLimQuazac...sts/VR5EqWv1Vv5

Detailed since yesterday midnight till early morning:

- Sonax Xtreme Wheel cleaner plus full effect
- Meguiar's gold class car wash
- clayed the rims with clay cloth + Turtle wax F21 car shampoo as lubricant.
- Touch up on front bonnet with Poorboy's black hole (refer previous post on doodle: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JasonLimQuazac...sts/Xg2st9qWpZi )
- Re-apply Meguiar's ultimate liquid wax on front bonnet/roof/rear trunk hood/bonnet
- Meguiar's headlamp protectant
- Sonax Brilliant Shine detailer
- Sonax Rim coating
- Meguiar's Endurance tire gel

From Osren
bought more from shine cars singapore to give it a try though LOL

i have a pressure washer too but i still prefer directly agitating the surface if it's too dirty; else i just spray wheel cleaning solutions and let it sit, then pressure wash away
(my cars generate a lot of brake dust due to shit driving habits )

this picture? http://imgur.com/NkxSTBY

for the lighter ones maybe can try the turtlewax scratch & swirl first. however for obvious chips such as the bottom/last image, don't bother, just ezy touchup first.
for that one, you can consider sanding down the paint scraps that's poushed aside to the right else the finishing won't be good.

- yes should be just clearcoat.
generally, scratches you can't feel with your fingers are considered very light and clear coat only damage. those that you could, will really depend on the situation.
from your image though it was quite clear that it's gone all the way down to the primer/base metal already.

- for ALL sanding/compounding/polishing, it evens out the SURROUNDING surface to the same level. so eventually, you WILL be thinning out your clear coat and eventually once it gets too thin you will need to do a full paint job/respray.

only glazes/fillers will have "coat" (not exactly coat per say) being applied, or rather fillers being applied to FILL the defects/scratches. it's a temporary hiding/masking and once it wears off the scratch/swirl will re-surface again.

http://twitpic.com/dwq53a

left is art no. 230 200-544 (the one that turns red and smells like piss)
right is "Best. Nr." 230 200 (the one the bundles with the rim coating, fully German labels)

ok bro tonight again lol (hopefully i don't forget like previously lol)

iinm the english one is xtreme wheel cleaner plus full effect (lol long name)
while the german one is *PROBABLY* same, cept "wheel cleaner" and "full effect" are in german

no. but i'd totally use the counterfeit if it's gonna work better (the turning red part )

you die liao lol

totally beating me to it

i'm not sure if any of us here (posting on LYN) own it, since it's rather expensive for a very small toy lol...
(hand application pads costing a fraction of the price lol)

Before TT i had my car rinsed, so took the opportunity to record some videos.

Slight demo on Sonax Brilliant shine detailer and Sonax rim coating nanopro:


After 20+ minutes drying done:


And just this morning after fetching my sister to LCCT (she going Taiwan lol)

https://plus.google.com/1006415787296325446...sts/VA2KT54voCB

aih lol.

it's like 200-300. if you're going to deal with car detailing, i find it a bit... "wrong" to not have one.

http://twitpic.com/cz027z

there's more sheeting than beading (whatever beading there is, also very un-uniform anyways lol).
if you want beads, megs UQW would perform WAY better

i think the wax is more towards focused on protection.

i noticed if you use the touching test method, the BSD will have squeaks and doesn't have that smooth feeling that the ULW (or UPW) gives.
granted, the UQW topping off the ULW does provide really awesome beads while ULW alone doesn't really does that much.

that and i've noticed the wax can really absorb/protect dirt/dust before it reaches the clear coat or even messing up the glaze underneath.
(refer to the doodle google plus post i've made, where my friends doodled' on the car when it was very dusty)
or even the random cat paws pushing dust/dirt around as it trampled all over my car.

i think it's been debated/discussed many a times that, beading/sheeting isn't the be all end all when it comes to protection. and the thicker/waxier/smoother feel of the ULW will attest to that despite having inferior beading/sheeting qualities.

personally i don't think i'd wait for my UQW to finish, i still love the east of application and the water beading of it

and it's ok, i've come to terms that speeding and detailing aren't the best of friends and i have to embrace it's shortcomings if i were to continue dealing with both.
that's what you get for going over 200kph a lot

and nah, not going to do anything.
maybe after a few months i'll do another full detailing project again to compound/polish everything.

nope, UQW will bead better and is much easier to apply than sonax BSD.

it's hard to bead/bead uniformly when water is just sheeting off
and UQW feels smoother on the surface while BSD will squeak

Krismas
http://twitpic.com/dx45m6
left is the one that turns red and smells like piss lol

hmm there's no "plus" word wo... wonder where i've seen it lol

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JasonLimQuazac...sts/ciQPg7F3XNY Sonax Interior cleaner to cleanup my Proton Inspira's interior

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JasonLimQuazac...sts/PsYqDy76bak Had a LOT of fun with Sonax soft top/fabric water proof impregnation  Videos soon

tried out the trim restorer thingies too from sonax (lol all bought from their sales)
the matt effect apple scent smells damn good, and doesn't feel slippery/oily and what not.

had it applied everywhere on my car, gear knobs steering etc.
while the glossy effect i only applied on the panel behind the rear seat head rest, and the front dashboard

will snap some pictures for the trim detailing soon hehe.

and since i have a black new car, i keep a small bottle of UQD (with kleenex tissue papers lol) in the car (sifu Krismas advised me too late on more proper QD's ) for bird dropping, bugs/tars before they harden/etch/damage the clear coat