the streaking is from over applying and it drying on the vehicle. now to help for starters 2 MF towels 1 to apply and one to buff. spray 1 mist into towel and work 1 section at a time ( think hood as 4 sections) wipe on, wipe off with dry MF towel. also out of direct sunlight on a cool panel is best.

Too much wax or too many coats will lead to streaky appearence. To clean it up. wipe off the existing wax with mineral spirits and wipe dry with paper towels. Then apply one thin coat and buff it out.

Wax residue. Buff with clean mf towel and a waterless wash/detail spray or a quick wash and it'll fix it up. Very simple.

What is mottling or streaking? This is when the metallic particles in a refinishing material "float" together and can form a streaking pattern or "tiger stripes". One of the common causes of mottling is a spray gun being held too close to the surface causing the refinishing material to be applied too wet.

Re: Wax Streaking Problems.. Usually a quick cool and damp MF towel with just water will remove any minor streaking in a pinch also.

Four tough car paint stains and how to remove them The best way to get rid of both of these stains is to use white vinegar and distilled water on a dryer sheet to gently scrub them away. Watermarks are almost impossible to avoid (after all, we do live in Florida).

Use a larger roller for a large surface. Use smaller rollers in areas that are tighter. This will prevent you from limiting your strokes. And will cover the surface with more efficiency.

Remaining residue left behind after you have attempted to wipe away excess product.

When the paint is applied too thickly or unevenly, it can leave behind brush marks that are difficult to remove. High humidity: Paint that is applied in high humidity can also lead to streaky brush marks, as the moisture in the air can cause the paint to dry unevenly.

Tip #1: Extra coat of paint Try another coat of paint. Just go over the areas where you see streaks and even them out with another coat, being careful this time not to apply the wrong type of pressure or fail to use enough paint on the roller, which is what created the streaks in the first place.

When the paint is applied too thickly or unevenly, it can leave behind brush marks that are difficult to remove. High humidity: Paint that is applied in high humidity can also lead to streaky brush marks, as the moisture in the air can cause the paint to dry unevenly.

How to Get Rid of Roller Marks Without Needing to Repaint. After a long painting project, you probably won't want to repaint anytime soon. Fortunately, you can remove roller marks by using a wet sponge and some sandpaper. Once your paint has dried off, rub down the surface using your sandpaper.