Moisture on car after wax?

[2k3gt]

So I just waxed my car, and after I got all done some areas started to get moisture/condensation on them (think: blowing hot are on glass). This happened ONLY on the roof, trunk lid, and spoiler. I wiped them down numerous times, but it would only go away for a few seconds before it reappeared (and sometimes it was really hard to get off, had to almost scrub with microfiber). I guess I wanted to know, will this go away?..is it just because of the temperature change or something? (I finished waxing right as the sun went down). I really hope I don't have to wax those areas again...please help!

 

[mustanginky]

humidity perhaps. when the temp reaches the dew point it's gonna happen no matter what lol.

 

[SVTMACH]

its normal during a cold day......try to wax your car indoors.....

 

[jrock817]

yeah, dont sweat it, literally.

 

[JC_SapphireBlue_GT]

nothing you can "dew" about it haha

but yeah the condensation is a pain in the ass
i always have it in the morning and at dusk
:coolman:

 

[2k3gt]

Haha thanks guys, after I posted it I kinda figured I was freakin out about nothing. I just don't remember there being that much dew on the car that early in the night..oh well. Thanks again :beer:

 

[oldmodman]

Start detailing your car earlier. Condensation generally occurs if the sky above you is clear, and the humidity is above 55% after sunset.

 

[2k3gt]

Start detailing your car earlier. Condensation generally occurs if the sky above you is clear, and the humidity is above 55% after sunset.

Thanks for the advice, I didn't know those things about condensation and I'll definately start earlier next time :beer: