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Originally Posted by DennisH  I mention to the paint judge (which worked for a major auto paint manufacture as a trouble shooter and lab rat over 30 years) at a large national car show about the outgassing of fresh paint and using products that prevents the outgassing. After he quite laughing and told me that I spend to much time on the internet he explained that if paint can out gas though 100 to 200 microns of clear coat then layer of sealant or wax or sealant that isn’t even measureable by a paint gauge will not stop the process. What he did state is that the last micron of paint is the last cure and due to the outgassing will be the softest for the longest time. He said what you don’t want use is any product that has chemical reaction with the surface of the paint and chemically attachs to the surface of the paint because it could penetrate the last micro of the surface and chemically mix and change the properties of the paint..... |
Now that actually makes sense. Thank you!
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Originally Posted by RZJZA80 ...Just to be clear, the consensus is to wait at least 30 days, ... |
The “consensus” is irrelevant. The paint calls the shots, not the crowd.
If you want to put your faith in a random mob; It’s your paint, your call. If you want to follow the advice of the people who designed, developed and manufactured
your paint (not to mention oversee quality control and track life cycle performance); you’ll find out what
the manufacturer recommends.
PC.