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Well I just got back my 1991 Corsica LT from the body shop turned out great. I took it in for a small little bubble on the drivers side door. They did an amazing job. Except for one little thing they had a bit of black overspray on the white because I also had new door handles put on, so I went back and told them so I watched them do it now they used some M600 product to remove the overspray and it did it very well, now the overspray was on the new paint!.
So when I got home I looked over the whole car real good and I found just a few specs of black overspray, so I thought to myself I don't really feel like going back there and bugging them so I used my bottle of Perfect-It lll Rubbing compound and went at it myself now on the door itself I was very soft but in the handles where the black specs were on the white part it was harder to get off so I had to be a little aggressive. I did this all by hand.
Now I'm really worried if my paint will cure good, seeing as how I touched new paint. Like will it be fine or would I have caused some problems now in the long run? Because I know your not suppose to screw around with new paint until after 3 months or so.
So when I got home I looked over the whole car real good and I found just a few specs of black overspray, so I thought to myself I don't really feel like going back there and bugging them so I used my bottle of Perfect-It lll Rubbing compound and went at it myself now on the door itself I was very soft but in the handles where the black specs were on the white part it was harder to get off so I had to be a little aggressive. I did this all by hand.
Now I'm really worried if my paint will cure good, seeing as how I touched new paint. Like will it be fine or would I have caused some problems now in the long run? Because I know your not suppose to screw around with new paint until after 3 months or so.
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