new paint treatment?
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new paint treatment?
soo i got rear ended and the car will be in the shop gettin a new bumper plus paint. how should i care for this newly painted area in the next month or so? is there a period of time inwhich i should not apply any products or wash the car? suggested products to seal the paint n strengthen the clear coat? thanks in advance for the advice.
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This is from a post by TOGWT . . . .
Originally Posted by TOGWT
Paint needs to cure, its not BS. Having said that new car paint is cured in an oven at 300 degrees (this is before any trim, mouldings, etc are fitted)
Re-painted cars usually require a cure period of 10-30 + days dependant upon paint / catalyst used.
Re-painted cars usually require a cure period of 10-30 + days dependant upon paint / catalyst used.
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Theres nothing you can really do but protect it. I would advise using a quality sealant on that bumper as well as everything in between the bumpers.....
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Originally Posted by websters03
thanks for the pointer, the bodyshop recommended 25 days no wash chemicals on the paint. so thats what imma do.
#6
It's not bull...i just got my car repainted. Washed it 10 days later w/ my regular car washing hose and nozzle. Next day, there are tiny little bubbles in the paint and part of the car had to be repainted.
You can wash the car - just no soap and no high pressure on the water spray! take off the nozzle and just spray the water through the hose opening. Just wipe off the dirt as much as possible and be patient till the paint is totally cure - around 30 days. GL.
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You can wash the car - just no soap and no high pressure on the water spray! take off the nozzle and just spray the water through the hose opening. Just wipe off the dirt as much as possible and be patient till the paint is totally cure - around 30 days. GL.
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