How long should I wait after new paint... WASH and WAX
08-17-2006, 06:57 PM
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if you talk to any body shop person, you should never really wax your car...you should use a hand glaze.
they big question is: did they bake the paint after spraying???
if it was baked..you should prolly wait a few weeks to let it full cure.
if it was not baked...let it cure for a few months.
you can wash it, just don't put any other products on it till it is fully cured.
they big question is: did they bake the paint after spraying???
if it was baked..you should prolly wait a few weeks to let it full cure.
if it was not baked...let it cure for a few months.
you can wash it, just don't put any other products on it till it is fully cured.
08-18-2006, 06:01 AM
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when the box was done, i was tld that i could wash and wax it that day.....
but i figured the guy was nuts and only dusted the car for two weeks, it pained me to see hannah that dirty
but i figured the guy was nuts and only dusted the car for two weeks, it pained me to see hannah that dirty
08-18-2006, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by RedneckwithanxB
when the box was done, i was tld that i could wash and wax it that day.....
but i figured the guy was nuts and only dusted the car for two weeks, it pained me to see hannah that dirty
but i figured the guy was nuts and only dusted the car for two weeks, it pained me to see hannah that dirty
but why take the risk. best to wait a few weeks.
you can always wash it. it would not hurt to see if you washed it.
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