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Old 05-07-2008, 09:17 PM
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wait to polish?

I am the owner of a brand new suburban ltz. My question is if I can polish it or do I need to give the paint some more "cure" time? I was told by a friend that I could not polish or wax it for 6 months.
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I am the owner of a brand new suburban ltz. My question is if I can polish it or do I need to give the paint some more "cure" time? I was told by a friend that I could not polish or wax it for 6 months.
Factory paint is 100% cured by the time it hits the dealers lot! Polish/wax away!
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Re: wait to polish?

Yep.... You can polish right now. Factory paint is applied with a very different process than after-market paint.
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Re: wait to polish?

I would clay it and then finish polish as possible and set the paint right for your normal detailing ritual. As offered paint is long cured prior to vehicle for sale at local lot.
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Old 05-08-2008, 06:14 PM
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Re: wait to polish?

Time to; Wash-Clay-Polish-Protect.
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Time to; Wash-Clay-Polish-Protect.


We want pics!!!!!
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Old 05-08-2008, 08:32 PM
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Re: wait to polish?

thanks for the info everyone! I am dreading the time it is going to take to polish the monster.....yikes! I will be sure to post pics. It also may be a good time to try wolfgang 3.0
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Time to; Wash-Clay-Polish-Protect.
So for new cars and the Polish-Protect portion would WGPPE followed by WGDG sealant work?
Suggestions are appreciated.

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Re: wait to polish?

Forgive me for going off topic and being resident grump but I don't find that avatar funny at all.
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