With 6 years autobody experience I can tell you that is false. But fresh paint does need to cure for 60-90 days after it is layer down. After painted in a heated booth paint needs to cure for about a day and is dry enough to wet sand and polish like butter. And with a bake booth meer hours. Not...
Ive done my iphone with power finish with 203 and coat of fuzion. Glass stove top with dg 501. All sorts of bright work around the house with either never dull or opt metal polish. Taken water spots of shower glass doors with 105. Stainless steel appliances with opt. metal polish. Used my...
I have pushed onr to its limits. Its is a good maintinance wash for inbetween washs. When I first got it I would see how dirty of a car I could wash since I was doing a full correction but I still used common sense it's not going to emolsify sand. Plus it does offer a bit of a gloss...
I do the hot wash with micro restore like everyone else. Then I toss them in the dry on low heat with some dryer balls. It helps give them a bit of a static charge. It makes for a noisy time but seems to help in my opinion.
find a place that will fill up your tanks with distilled water so you dont have to even dry these things off that much. One less step equals more money.
call your insurance agent and ask who their direct repair facility is and a few extra recomended shops in ur area. This will get you a few names and give you a good idea where to start. Then get yourself some estimates.
I have used the wolfgang metal compound and the polish with great results. Compound with a twisted wool and the polish with a Purple foamed wool. A little trick to get the black oxidation off is to use a little bit of flour on a micro fiber. And spur the pad after every few passes. Then seal...
For maintnance I wash with DP micro fiber cleaner and a wash in the washing machine with like towls. Then in the dryer with some dryer balls to restore static on air fluf or low heat. When they are not performing to my standards they get a healthy apc soaking in some hot water then normal wash...