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    Syntethic Sealant in new paint?

    Hello MOL, I have a quick question, can I use No.21 on my two days repaint job? I have heard that the paint must "breath" for a couple of months before aplying any sealant?

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    Re: Syntethic Sealant in new paint?

    No, you wont want to use any wax/sealant for at least 30 days.
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    Re: Syntethic Sealant in new paint?

    Yes you need to leave it for 2-3 months to allow the fresh paint to fully 'cure'...

    If you simply HAVE to put something over it, try some #80 Speed Glaze - it can be used on uncured paint and does contain a tiny bit of protection...

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    Re: Syntethic Sealant in new paint?

    Double check with your body shop that did the work. After an accident last spring, I wasn't supposed to wash my truck for a couple of weeks after it was painted and they said not to polish or wax for 90 days.

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    Re: Syntethic Sealant in new paint?

    The longer you wait the better. I would go with a minimum of 45 days.
    Your paint has to out gas.
    quality creates its own demand

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    Re: Syntethic Sealant in new paint?

    thanks for your advices, i will fallow them

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    Re: Syntethic Sealant in new paint?

    I have another question, i should use gold class shampoo or only water?

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    Re: Syntethic Sealant in new paint?

    Definatly Gold Class, never just water.
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    Re: Syntethic Sealant in new paint?

    I would definitely use a car wash shampoo of some sort. For me, Gold Class is a good mix between being cost effective, having good lubricity, and being a good cleaner. Washing with plain water is going to just move dirt around for the most part leading to new scratches and swirls.

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