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Old 07-17-2006, 01:49 PM
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Repainting - paint cure - how long?

My brother just had his 2000 Maxima repainted after an accident. How long does it taked paint to cure before it can be waxed? I know that carnaubas are breathable, so maybe a few weeks? What about a sealant?
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My brother just had his 2000 Maxima repainted after an accident. How long does it taked paint to cure before it can be waxed? I know that carnaubas are breathable, so maybe a few weeks? What about a sealant?
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I'd give it at least a month to cure.....

a sealant 3 months.........
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I wait at least 3 months before any wax or sealant goes on fresh paint. Even if you use polish or glaze, make sure it's "body shop safe."
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A pure carnuaba like Pinnacle line should be able to be used almost immediately, and the UV protection is the biggest benefit. I would stay away from products with chemical cleaners and abrasives as possible.
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