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Neutral Newbie
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I am getting my car a new paint job next week.

Can any gurus here advice me as to how long I have to wait for the paint to settle down before I can start to apply sealant, polish & wax?

 

BC

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Neutral Newbie

i gathered from my fren's paint job guys

need about 3 weeks to 'cure'

but that depends on weather.

 

if daily like today HOT HOT then maybe 2 weeks

is suffice

 

but best to check with the guys who help u paint

 

cheers

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Neutral Newbie
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think we met up and wash our cars

2 days after he collect it.

 

till now his car is still shiny shiny black

heeee [:p]

 

i reckon if the paint does not feel wet

it should be safe to give your ride a

gentle smoothing Wash..

[;)]

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i go home see can find the namecard anot. but generally all of them.

 

and i think u can ask them to remove any dents on your car at the same time [:)]

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Neutral Newbie
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I am getting my car a new paint job next week.

Can any gurus here advice me as to how long I have to wait for the paint to settle down before I can start to apply sealant, polish & wax?

 

BC

 

BC [wave] , can you tell me which workshop are u getting it done? is it a recommended? i planned to do a door too, was waiting for the rainy season to run out too. Thanks!

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Yup, reason why I doing up the whole car is also becos I hv accumulated plenty of dents for 3yrs.

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I am getting my car a new paint job next week.

Can any gurus here advice me as to how long I have to wait for the paint to settle down before I can start to apply sealant, polish & wax?

 

BC

 

Washing is no problem, its sealing and waxing that you should abstain from. This is to allow the solvents within the new paint to evaporate fully. I suppose 1 month should be enough~

 

Cheers

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