theory816

I know one spray to an ipad screen is wayyyy too much product but I have tried spraying very little onto the tip of the foam and apply to the screen. Same results. Black Ipad screen will show residue and haze the best. I've applied two coats to my silver car without much of a problem because you can't really see the hazing and i end up buffing with a mf towel because ikno from the ipad it will haze. You should try using opti seal on an ipad and let me know if you can spread it on without hazing and streaking. let me know how that goes. With that being said, I will keep changing up my technique to see if I can get different results and report back

Im using my ipad as the test subject as amy residue on black glass will show up. I spray it on the screen directly, spread it out and let it flash. It will take around 5 mins to fully flash and dry but will leave a slight haze which again, theres no way to get off but to buff with a mf towel. Im not sure if my foam is contaminated or something. In my experience, Opti seal leaves a slight haze and will have to buff with mf and its not a true WOWA. I don't know how you are not getting the haze because im using a 500 lumen led light to be able to see if its fully flashed and to see the haze

Im using a yellow foam applicator. Is it suppose to feel very grabby? Its only that way if I use very little. Theres no way I can apply this stuff without using a mf to wipe off. How long should I let it flash before I wipe off?

Edit, just found the answers

I sprayed some on my ipad. It definitely doesn't fill in scratches very well but leaves a very smooth surface. How long are you suppose to let it sit before you wipe off? How long does it take to fully cure? Also, it goes on streaky no matter what it seems and needs to be buffed off with a mf towel. I used glass mf towel on my ipad.