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I was planning on ceramic coating the paint .....do not have the truck and not scheduled .......just preplanning
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Just don't rub too hard or you may get to bare metalYes, neutralize iron and metals, clay bar, paint correction first. The CC result will only be as good as the prep. Good luck....
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Why would you tell the OP something completely stupid like that? Not sure if it was meant to be a joke or you simply have zero idea what you are talking about...Just don't rub too hard or you may get to bare metal
I'd let it cure for at least a couple of weeks. I'm no expert but have been told after getting paint not to wax it for a month.Why would you tell the OP something completely stupid like that? Not sure if it was meant to be a joke or you simply have zero idea what you are talking about...
OP, a clay bar is used with a lubricant to pull any impurities off of the paint prior to the next step, whether polishing, waxing, ceramic coat, PPF, etc.... you will have no issues with curing at that point. Good luck
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No experience with the products mentioned but agree on the process details 100%.Rail shipping will sprinkle your new vehicle with iron. Decontamination is a must. Clay bar for prep of paint correction to make the paint look like glass. Paint correction even though it’s the hardest step, it’s sooo much easier on a brand new vehicle. Should only need to use a finishing compound like Rupes DA Fine. What kind of CC you plan to use? After plenty of research, I picked Gtechniq Crystal Serum Light with Gtechniq Exo as the topper on the wife’s Buick last spring. So far so good. Good luck!
By the time you get your hands on your Maverick/new car, it has been out of the paint booth at least a month. Even then, the 30 day cure does not hold true as much today given that most paints are now water based and cure significantly faster than the non-water based formulations from back in the day.I'd let it cure for at least a couple of weeks. I'm no expert but have been told after getting paint not to wax it for a month.