wash/wax over decals
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wash/wax over decals
i was planning on getting some decals on my car soon (not sure if vinyl or regular sticker type) and i wanted to know if you guys wash/wax over them like normal without any problems.
this is my first post ever in this forum haha
thanks
Rashad
this is my first post ever in this forum haha
thanks
Rashad
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rashad- welcome to the wacko forum!
yes, you can wax them... i use synthetics and even on my glass, lights, emblems, wheels, etc.
just be careful around the edges- you can tape them or just be really careful to keep away from edges. if you get too close to the edges you can end up with wax in the cracks, which doesnt look great.
yes, you can wax them... i use synthetics and even on my glass, lights, emblems, wheels, etc.
just be careful around the edges- you can tape them or just be really careful to keep away from edges. if you get too close to the edges you can end up with wax in the cracks, which doesnt look great.
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thanks wanabe
my car's entire exterior has been in desperate need of work. getting it all resprayed to match the color they sprayed on my ings
is that like the wash/wax most desirable ultimate makeover? i'm scared if they spray my car and the finish of the paint isn't as good as it should be...
my car's entire exterior has been in desperate need of work. getting it all resprayed to match the color they sprayed on my ings
is that like the wash/wax most desirable ultimate makeover? i'm scared if they spray my car and the finish of the paint isn't as good as it should be...
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Originally Posted by nightcrawler7188,Nov 2 2007, 10:27 AM
thanks wanabe
my car's entire exterior has been in desperate need of work. getting it all resprayed to match the color they sprayed on my ings
is that like the wash/wax most desirable ultimate makeover? i'm scared if they spray my car and the finish of the paint isn't as good as it should be...
my car's entire exterior has been in desperate need of work. getting it all resprayed to match the color they sprayed on my ings
is that like the wash/wax most desirable ultimate makeover? i'm scared if they spray my car and the finish of the paint isn't as good as it should be...
no, a wacko ultimate makeover is having to polish with compounds (or wet-sand) and then stepping back down to get the shine back... can take more than a day to do this.
make sure that you have a good body shop- even body shops can swirl new paint!
looking forward to pics of your "swan"- (makeover car)
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