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Finaly my C4S is out from paintwork. A friend of mine put out the lower black trim (front c4s lip, side skirts, rear skirts) and paint them like Tim Wasmer do.... . He retouch some scratches on front and rear bumber, paint the S red without put out this parts. Two days later the car was in my garage ready for washing and waxing with sonax shampoo and sonax wax ointment. Pictures below....
My paint and body shop advisors inform me that a wash of a freshly painted car should use disk soap like Ivory and a soft rag and lots of gentle water during rinsing.
The soap removes the dirt and wax.
Waxing needs to be put off until the paint has had time to throughly cure. When I had some paint/body work on I was advised to give the paint 30 days to dry/cure before its first waxing.
Sincerely,
Macster.
I dont think that its ok!!! because my paint shop advisor dont paint all the parts but only the area that the problem-scraches was and then wax the fresh painted area.....
Thanks my friends.....
