you need to wait around 4 weeks or when you go to the car wash with a brand new car most cases are that some of your paint gets removed
Depending on the paint manufacture(ppg, sikkens, dupont,) usually 24-72 hrs. Also if you baked the paint in a booth, or just air dried. The reason you wait is to let the paint gas off. What that means is let the chemicals evaporate and let the paint cure. If you fail to do this, the evaporation of the reducers will still be gassing off and will ruin all your time and effort. When in doubt read the directions, and the material data sheet from your paint supplier.
Throw on some nice rims (not the blinged out ones) and maybe new suspension and a paint job. changes the entire look of the car!
My car's new paint job is as yet umarked. My final test was returned to me completely umarked.
Achieving a candy coated paint job on ones vehicle can be time consuming, but will give a car a shiny new look and feel. One can have their car professionally painted by an auto body shop such as Carstar Collision to achieve a candy paint scheme.
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buy a really bad car and modify it with a paint job a new body and nos
take the car to the dealer and demand a new paint job, this is due to lack of a good clear coat during the painting of the car.
No if you get new wood you do not have to wait to paint it
well, can you? you can do it if you like....
you can paint over it or just get a new car. you must have really bad friends! or try paint remover, nail polish remover, but be aware that you might remove some of the paint job if you have one You can use a good polishing compound and some elbow grease.
Yes, but not directly... Bleach will remove any wax on the paint which will make it look dull or "swirly". If new wax isn't re-applied, the paint will fade from the sun and other contaminants in the atmosphere.