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My wife's 2001 Volvo is in the body shop having a door panel and front fender repaired and painted. Her car is first on my list for the new DA correction system. I have read it is designed for best resuls on OEM paint. Can I use it on the newly painted sections of my wife's Volvo? ( I will ask body shop for their recommendation before doing anything.)
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Art Layton
2009 Jetta TDI -
Re: DA Correction system on new paint
It's my impression that the new DA system is primarily for moderate to severe (DA correctable) issues (if I'm wrong, I'm sure there will be someone to correct me).Originally posted by DogParkGuy View Post
Much will depend on the quality of the work coming out of the shop that is doing your car. I wouldn't expect it to need anything more than a light pure polish with no wax for the first few weeks or until the shop says you're good to go for wax. The shop shouldn't be handing off a "finished" job that needs correction other than a few light buffer swirls at most which the polish will easily take care of.Don
12/27/2015
"Darth Camaro"
2013 Camaro ... triple black
323 hp V6, 6 speed manual -
Re: DA Correction system on new paint
DA MF Correction System was designed for original/ factory paints.
I read about cases when it was used on re-sprayed areas:
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