Rained on while waxing?
12-27-2005, 05:21 PM
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Why would you need a claybar? Claying is to remove embedded conatmination. It's not likely for a single rain to embed contamination in the paint.
Most waxes need 12-24 moisture-free hours in order to properly cure, so in a worst case scenario, rewash the car and throw another coat on.
Most waxes need 12-24 moisture-free hours in order to properly cure, so in a worst case scenario, rewash the car and throw another coat on.
12-27-2005, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by ZaneO
Why would you need a claybar? Claying is to remove embedded conatmination. It's not likely for a single rain to embed contamination in the paint.
Most waxes need 12-24 moisture-free hours in order to properly cure, so in a worst case scenario, rewash the car and throw another coat on.
Most waxes need 12-24 moisture-free hours in order to properly cure, so in a worst case scenario, rewash the car and throw another coat on.
