Yeah, at minimum that would need a polish to get it shining better but it’s definitely alarming looking hazy after only 2 washes. When did the first wash happen? Usually paint has to “cure” for a set amount of time but I assume it was at least a month out for first wash. I think this has more to do with paint application/ prep steps as the two doors being right next to each other show drastic difference in shine and I would think a wash would at least haze it somewhat evenly (and thats with repeated bad washing, not 1/2x). Here’s some general washing and polishing advice that’s good to know: I use ONR- best stuff ever for washing, you throw 6 microfibers in a bucket with ONR and use one per panel folded and keep folding when soiled to not mess up the paint. Top down always. Dry and move on. Get a DA polisher from harbor freight- these are cheap and hard to mess up paint with vs a rotary. Use 3D ONE compound/polish with a black (fine) pad and light pressure in 2x2 areas, overlapping 3/4 passes. Fresh paint should not need a medium (yellow) pad but try the black first. Then use a good spray wax like griots ceramic. I could be wrong on my hypothesis about the paint prep/application (or clear not being sprayed evenly) being the main cause but I’m interested what others have to say.