Troubleshooting

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Cause: Over-applying clear coat to the applicator.
Solution: Use a clean applicator, lightly misted with Slow Moe, and avoid adding more clear coat. Work the applicator over the affected area to absorb the excess clear coat from the panel, ensuring a smooth, even finish.

Symptoms: The product fails to self-level, resulting in waves, ripples, or small bubbles on the surface.
Solution:
1. Remove the product using lacquer thinner to eliminate the imperfections.
2. Relocate to a shaded area to allow the panel to cool.
3. Clean the surface with a panel prep solution, followed by denatured alcohol to ensure it’s ready for reapplication.
4. Reapply the clear coat carefully.
Tip: Before applying the clear coat, use a spray bottle to mist denatured alcohol onto the panel to cool it by 20° to 30°, improving application results.

Symptoms: Product does not self-level, leading to waves, ripples, or small bubbles.
Solution:
1. Remove the product using lacquer thinner.
2. Move to a shaded area, allowing the panel to cool.
3. Clean with panel prep solution, then denatured alcohol.
4. Reapply clear coat.
  (Tip: Use a spray bottle to mist denatured alcohol on the panel to cool it by 20° to 30° before applying clear coat.)

Contaminants: Pollen, dust, or similar particles.
Solution:
- If the panel is dry, use a spray wax or waterless wash with a microfiber cloth to gently remove contaminants without damaging the surface.
- For fully cured clear coat (after 5-7 days), lightly buff or sand the affected area and spot apply clear coat as needed to restore a flawless finish.