When to wax a new Jeep?
05-27-2005, 12:39 PM
#11
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Re: When to wax a new Jeep?
According to the Meguiars website:
"A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
rolled out of the manufacturing plant. Cars that have factory paint
jobs are cured at much higher temperatures, sometimes as high as 300
degrees in special baking ovens. At a factory level, the car goes
through the painting and baking process without any of the rubber,
plastic, and cloth components installed. This is why they can expose
the car and it's fresh paint to such high temperatures. These high
temperatures and special paints used at the factory level insures the
paint is fully cured by the time the car is completely assembled."
"A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
rolled out of the manufacturing plant. Cars that have factory paint
jobs are cured at much higher temperatures, sometimes as high as 300
degrees in special baking ovens. At a factory level, the car goes
through the painting and baking process without any of the rubber,
plastic, and cloth components installed. This is why they can expose
the car and it's fresh paint to such high temperatures. These high
temperatures and special paints used at the factory level insures the
paint is fully cured by the time the car is completely assembled."
05-27-2005, 12:39 PM
#12
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Re: When to wax a new Jeep?
According to the Meguiars website:
"A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
rolled out of the manufacturing plant. Cars that have factory paint
jobs are cured at much higher temperatures, sometimes as high as 300
degrees in special baking ovens. At a factory level, the car goes
through the painting and baking process without any of the rubber,
plastic, and cloth components installed. This is why they can expose
the car and it's fresh paint to such high temperatures. These high
temperatures and special paints used at the factory level insures the
paint is fully cured by the time the car is completely assembled."
"A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
rolled out of the manufacturing plant. Cars that have factory paint
jobs are cured at much higher temperatures, sometimes as high as 300
degrees in special baking ovens. At a factory level, the car goes
through the painting and baking process without any of the rubber,
plastic, and cloth components installed. This is why they can expose
the car and it's fresh paint to such high temperatures. These high
temperatures and special paints used at the factory level insures the
paint is fully cured by the time the car is completely assembled."
05-27-2005, 12:39 PM
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Re: When to wax a new Jeep?
According to the Meguiars website:
"A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
rolled out of the manufacturing plant. Cars that have factory paint
jobs are cured at much higher temperatures, sometimes as high as 300
degrees in special baking ovens. At a factory level, the car goes
through the painting and baking process without any of the rubber,
plastic, and cloth components installed. This is why they can expose
the car and it's fresh paint to such high temperatures. These high
temperatures and special paints used at the factory level insures the
paint is fully cured by the time the car is completely assembled."
"A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
rolled out of the manufacturing plant. Cars that have factory paint
jobs are cured at much higher temperatures, sometimes as high as 300
degrees in special baking ovens. At a factory level, the car goes
through the painting and baking process without any of the rubber,
plastic, and cloth components installed. This is why they can expose
the car and it's fresh paint to such high temperatures. These high
temperatures and special paints used at the factory level insures the
paint is fully cured by the time the car is completely assembled."
05-27-2005, 02:02 PM
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Re: When to wax a new Jeep?
Robert Bills wrote:
> According to the Meguiars website:
>
> "A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
> rolled out of the manufacturing plant.
Dealers often wax cars before delivery as part of the prep.
Barry
> According to the Meguiars website:
>
> "A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
> rolled out of the manufacturing plant.
Dealers often wax cars before delivery as part of the prep.
Barry
05-27-2005, 02:02 PM
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Re: When to wax a new Jeep?
Robert Bills wrote:
> According to the Meguiars website:
>
> "A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
> rolled out of the manufacturing plant.
Dealers often wax cars before delivery as part of the prep.
Barry
> According to the Meguiars website:
>
> "A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
> rolled out of the manufacturing plant.
Dealers often wax cars before delivery as part of the prep.
Barry
05-27-2005, 02:02 PM
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Re: When to wax a new Jeep?
Robert Bills wrote:
> According to the Meguiars website:
>
> "A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
> rolled out of the manufacturing plant.
Dealers often wax cars before delivery as part of the prep.
Barry
> According to the Meguiars website:
>
> "A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
> rolled out of the manufacturing plant.
Dealers often wax cars before delivery as part of the prep.
Barry
05-27-2005, 02:02 PM
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Re: When to wax a new Jeep?
Robert Bills wrote:
> According to the Meguiars website:
>
> "A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
> rolled out of the manufacturing plant.
Dealers often wax cars before delivery as part of the prep.
Barry
> According to the Meguiars website:
>
> "A new car with a factory paint job can be waxed the moment it is
> rolled out of the manufacturing plant.
Dealers often wax cars before delivery as part of the prep.
Barry
05-27-2005, 05:19 PM
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Re: When to wax a new Jeep?
wax away and don't even worry about it, as far as a new car is concerned.
If it was in a wreck, and was repainted it would probably be a different
story. someone asked "Why wax?". Believe it or not, waxing your car can
actually give you slightly better fuel economy as it reduces the drag of
the air going across the surface. How much better mileage is surely
minimal. But alot of small things add up. It also makes washing the dirt
and bugs off alot easier and helps to protect against ultraviolet light.
--
Robb
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If it was in a wreck, and was repainted it would probably be a different
story. someone asked "Why wax?". Believe it or not, waxing your car can
actually give you slightly better fuel economy as it reduces the drag of
the air going across the surface. How much better mileage is surely
minimal. But alot of small things add up. It also makes washing the dirt
and bugs off alot easier and helps to protect against ultraviolet light.
--
Robb
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05-27-2005, 05:19 PM
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Re: When to wax a new Jeep?
wax away and don't even worry about it, as far as a new car is concerned.
If it was in a wreck, and was repainted it would probably be a different
story. someone asked "Why wax?". Believe it or not, waxing your car can
actually give you slightly better fuel economy as it reduces the drag of
the air going across the surface. How much better mileage is surely
minimal. But alot of small things add up. It also makes washing the dirt
and bugs off alot easier and helps to protect against ultraviolet light.
--
Robb
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If it was in a wreck, and was repainted it would probably be a different
story. someone asked "Why wax?". Believe it or not, waxing your car can
actually give you slightly better fuel economy as it reduces the drag of
the air going across the surface. How much better mileage is surely
minimal. But alot of small things add up. It also makes washing the dirt
and bugs off alot easier and helps to protect against ultraviolet light.
--
Robb
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05-27-2005, 05:19 PM
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Re: When to wax a new Jeep?
wax away and don't even worry about it, as far as a new car is concerned.
If it was in a wreck, and was repainted it would probably be a different
story. someone asked "Why wax?". Believe it or not, waxing your car can
actually give you slightly better fuel economy as it reduces the drag of
the air going across the surface. How much better mileage is surely
minimal. But alot of small things add up. It also makes washing the dirt
and bugs off alot easier and helps to protect against ultraviolet light.
--
Robb
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If it was in a wreck, and was repainted it would probably be a different
story. someone asked "Why wax?". Believe it or not, waxing your car can
actually give you slightly better fuel economy as it reduces the drag of
the air going across the surface. How much better mileage is surely
minimal. But alot of small things add up. It also makes washing the dirt
and bugs off alot easier and helps to protect against ultraviolet light.
--
Robb
Message posted via http://www.carkb.com