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You will need to read the label to be sure, but in my stripping experience (how I love the reaction when I tell people I strip) the residue is one of two things.
The stripper we use has a beeswax additive and this, when not washed thoroughly will leave the surface feeling slick. The other cause is an incomplete washing of the surface. I would suggest you reapply the stripper to the problem areas, clean thoroughly and wash. This should clear the clouds.