Does Gloss-Coat need to cure overnight before it gets wet like Opti-Coat 2.0? My new truck should arrive in the next day or two and I want to decon, polish, and coat it this weekend, but there's a good chance of rain and I don't want it to keep me from driving it! Thanks.
Gloss Coat Cure Time
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FUNX650
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Can you divulge the source of this information?
Compared to the other Optimum Coatings...
whether they be "newly-named", or discontinued...
that would be a good thing!
Bob
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I was informed by Ronald Doyle at Optimum that, " Your car can be driven 1 hour after application and washed with soap 7 days later."
https://www.zas.com.au/product/717/optimum_gloss-coat_10cc.html
This is the mobile version of the site I purchased it from. My apologies, it's 6 hours until it can get wet but I waited 12 hours just to be safe.
Not sure how accurate this website is or where they got their info from though.
This is the mobile version of the site I purchased it from. My apologies, it's 6 hours until it can get wet but I waited 12 hours just to be safe.
Not sure how accurate this website is or where they got their info from though.
FUNX650
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Due to the below Dr. G posting:
Ronald Doyle, and Chris Thomas (?), are probably going to be the only providers of "The Official Word" when it comes to answering Optimum Gloss Coat questions.
TO WIT:
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...nued-opticoat-pro-sees-price-increase-31.html
From Post# 305, of the above thread:
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"While I have posted these comments, please do not pose any questions or ask for additional responses since I will not be going into any more detail and will not be adding any more comments."
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