I have some set in water marks that appear to be under the top coat. I'm told this should work well??
199441
I would think so. I have used polishing compound for years. It takes out most light scratches and blemishes. Unfortunately once in awhile not. It is worth buying. You will use it. I buy a can about every 15 years.
199442
I would check with dealer. I have used this product on an aluminum boat with great results. I would be careful using it on an auto with a clear coat finish. Before using test on a small spot that is not in a noticeable spot.
2071977
I would spritz it with water and let it soften before trying to remove, the paint should be alright. As always, apply a good coat of wax after using the polishing compound.
1793497
I haven't tried yet, but it sounds like it would be better if it wasn't emerged in water - just wiped or scoured on top. Time will tell.
1194385
A second coat should help problem. I put on one coat in two batches. On the second batch I did not stir enough and ended up with a tacky surface in a few places. Talked to company and they said to do a second coat. Put on second coat and had a good chemical reaction. No tacky areas now. I have had the product on my bar top for three years and it looks as good as the day I put it on....i.e. GREAT!! Just be sure to stir the 2 components together completely when making a batch.
949279
I am the same as the other 2 ppl here. Mines still as beautiful as the day I did it. I agree give ample time to let it cure. I gave it many top coats to be sure its well protected.
464218
It will still work. I think you might have better results with a per soak but you should be fine. Just next time do a pre soak.
2221388
No. It sounds like yours may have been a return. But I don't think a scratch or condensation will hurt it. Just make sure there is no rust or other damage and you should be fine.
2071299
In my opinion, yes, it will work. You may have to use more than one coat, but it's worth it. Also, it is easy to apply, and cleans up with soap and water.
1043508
Did you wipe them with cleaner after the last top coat? If not, that's what you need to do...it will remove the stickiness.
547000
It shouldn't be. Are you using a base coat, if so you're not supposed to. I should go on beautifully with 1-2 coats and their top coat. Try that.
1075747
Sounds like hard water and soap scum. My wife wipes down our sink once a week with baby oil and it keeps a beautiful sheen. Just a very light coat will work and it will continue to look brand new.
21203
You may have some buildup in there. If you heat up some water and pour it over it might help. Also you may want to contact them directly. dorcousa.com
1514253
You might need to sand it. Check with local paint store, test it on one of the support bars at the bottom
542391
I have used it on my tops there a white, and on my table top. Have had no problem. If it would leave a mark it should wipe right off. If you are still worried get a cutting board to put it on.
700109
I'm not really that deep into it, but I believe its a polish. One coat has been on my car since March and water still beads if that helps any
1592328
If it is the outside, I would think it would be fine, but if it is the inside, not so sure, since it is in contact with water on a regular basis. I would try a couple coats of primer and a couple coats of rustoleum. It is worth a try.
660556
It is a water based product. If used on 'S' code fabrics (which are usually dry clean only fabrics) there would be a chance of leaving a water mark.