Chemical Guys "Black Light" allows new paint to gas?

[pixelmonkey]

maybe this is internet rumor. I hope mike can clarify.

Using search will show the best practices for allowing new paint to "gas" or cure for multiple months before applying a wax or sealant.

In browsing the web, I've come across an account where it was stated Chemical Guys Black Light Hybrid Radiant Finish 16 oz. (http://www.autogeek.net/chemical-guys-black-light-hybrid-radiant-finish.html) can be applied to a recently painted surface to enhance shine, BUT will also allow the paint to "gas".

Does autogeek have any information that the Chemical Guys Black Light product will work as claimed by the internet rumor?

Does any such product exist?

thanks
chris<pixelmonkey>:D

[KneeDragr]

Ive seen that posted as well, but never by the manufacturer themselves so I would not expect them to do anything if your paint was damaged.

[Stang Man]

Ive seen that posted as well, but never by the manufacturer themselves so I would not expect them to do anything if your paint was damaged.

In their video on YouTube they say it allows this- although I didn't catch the part about "new paint".

Could be I just wasn't paying attention?

[pixelmonkey]

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chris<pixelmonkey>:D