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Waxing too soon?
I was going to pick up my car, minus the dealer wash and take it right to a detailer.
Should I have it detailed right away, and get a wax job, or "let the paint bake"? |
Considering your car was built months ago, and then took at least 3 weeks to be shipped across the ocean You will be fine waxing it.
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Yeah, the guy who mentioned it said that he doesn't wax until about 10k miles.
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Wax it now. Feel the paint and if it desn't feel slick, it should be waxed. I waxed mine the day after I got it.
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I wouldn't wax the car period. EVERY person I know that waxes their car regularly has developed clear coat issues that crop up within a couple of years of ownership.
I've never waxed any on my cars, and I've driven a couple to 150k+ miles, and I've never had a clear coat issue anywhere on the car. |
Clay, wash, seal, wax. Then wax again every few weeks.
Basic regimen -> http://www.ammonyc.com/?detailing=638 Clay -> http://www.ammonyc.com/?detailing=cl...in-your-garage Sealant & Wax -> http://www.ammonyc.com/?detailing=wax-and-sealant Hope this helps! |
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I am not a wax expert so this is just a rumor I heard, but I heard you should wait a few month to wax. I guess the clear coat outgasses and hardens for the 1st several months. Waxing does not allow it to cure properly.
It might be total BS, but it is a good excuse to not wax for a while. |
These cars are on slow boat from.... so, I noticed right away in the rain that it needed protection. Wash,Wax.
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apply opti-coat instead of wax
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bought some clear coat. Instructions say wait 1 month before waxing. That is all
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