Title....is it ok to wait that long or does it need to be done early on

 

im no authority, but i would assume too late is better then too soon.

 

I usually wait one week for the layers to cure more. Buff then wait a month garaged kept before I drive or tell the car owners to drive it.

 

i dry sand and wet sand cars the next day (with no bake cycle) just fine.

 

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What do you paint, show cars? If you don't have a bake booth, waiting one day is fine before wet sanding and buffing. If you are using a bake booth you can wet sand and buff after the vehicle has cooled. I've never heard of telling a customer to keep their car stored in a garage for 1 month before driving it.

 

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What do you paint, show cars? If you don't have a bake booth, waiting one day is fine before wet sanding and buffing. If you are using a bake booth you can wet sand and buff after the vehicle has cooled. I've never heard of telling a customer to keep their car stored in a garage for 1 month before driving it.</TD></TR></TABLE>

w3rd

 

there is nthing wrong with waiting. the nly problem that u will run in to is the clear will be harder to ct. for personal preference do it after the clear coat has cooled if u baked it. if u didnt bake it just wait till the next day. but to answer ur question, yes u can wait a month just the clear will be harder to cut.

 

^^resulting in more work, more sandpaper, more compound.......