Thanks for the help guys. Ya it was done by a mobile detailer this past Friday, and it was cold out. I was hoping that the problem was just that the wax didn't dry completely. I had him use my Zaino instead of his normal stuff. So it's not a carnauba wax, it's more of a polish that protects. He put two coats of my Zaino on in a short period of time w/o the accelerator and then layered that with some sealant that he had. I'll just leave it on to protect until the weather is better for me to do it myself. As long as it's not permanent that makes me feel a lot better. I was scared because I thought it was something the buffer had done, because I've never see this happen when it's done by hand. Now I just need to figure out an easy way to get some of that Zaino off so I can start over. Dawn dish soap won't take off Zaino polish like it does carnauba wax. I might have to clay it a few times. Repeated claying is the only thing that can safely remove Zaino according to the Zaino tech. I'm not sure that it will photograph well but if I can get a pic of what I'm talking about I'll try to post it some how. Thanks again for all the help.
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I just recently had my car detailed by a mobile detailer. He seemed good enough. But one of my fears came true. I saw it first on my friend’s car after he got it back from a shop that had done some "repairs". The paint looks 3D or like a hologram, it's weird and hard to explain. The paint looks like part of it is hazy and pops off of my car. I just hope someone here knows what exactly causes this, and how I can fix it. I would greatly appreciate input this is going to drive me insane until I figure it out. Thanks again.
