what to use on fresh paint?

[clg82]

Hey everyone I want to wax my car and give it the "wet look". I had the whole thing repainted about a month ago now and I think it is safe to give it a good coat of wax. My car is white, so I would like to buy the best product I can (at a reasonable price) to give it the wet look.......any suggestions?~Chris

[4get gto]

Hey everyone I want to wax my car and give it the "wet look". I had the whole thing repainted about a month ago now and I think it is safe to give it a good coat of wax. My car is white, so I would like to buy the best product I can (at a reasonable price) to give it the wet look.......any suggestions?~Chris

http://www.autogeek.net/motcalgolsea.html

I would do this for a month or two.. Safe for virgin paint with a shine 2nd to none....

[clg82]

http://www.autogeek.net/motcalgolsea.html

I would do this for a month or two.. Safe for virgin paint with a shine 2nd to none....

that is what to use after applying wax, at least that is what it says on there. So what should I use prior to what you just sent me?

[4get gto]

that is what to use after applying wax, at least that is what it says on there. So what should I use prior to what you just sent me?

I did'nt read it but glaze's almost alway go on before a wax...I would'nt use a wax for a month or two just the glaze. Usually glaze first when a wax....You won't go wrong with a glaze... Won't last long but it does'nt matter at this point. You just want to keep the paint fresh-- Which the oil's in it will.

[Mr. Luos]

Nothing for another 2-3 months.


Then glaze and wax.

[4get gto]

Nothing for another 2-3 months.

I might have said that too........

But I had some body work done on my car a few years back and the bodyshop finshed up with a glaze before they let it out the door.... No problems.. In fact it looked amazing. And still does.

[Y2KPewterSS]

No silicates for 3 months minimal, which is what most waxes contain.