Reply With QuoteOn Thu, 11 Sep 2003 09:44:21 -0600, "Mark A" <net>
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Good idea. Six months of road grime, pollutants, and the like would
be
great for a brand new paint job.
OR....you could hit it with a good carnuba wax such as S100 or an
absolutely great synthetic called Klasse.
Your paint will love you for it.
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- 09-11 03:44 PM #1MarkGuest
Re: Waxing New 2003 Avalon
"kenko" <com> wrote in message
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I would wait at least 6 months.
- 09-11 05:34 PM #2EricGuest
Re: Waxing New 2003 Avalon
- 09-11 07:43 PM #3CarGuest
Re: Waxing New 2003 Avalon
The cars paint curing has already been completed unless the vehicle was
built less then 1 month ago (unlikely).
I agree on the S100 Suggestion as I use that on my Camry and Buick. I would
also suggest Crystal Glo Motorcyle Polish as it gives great protection from
salt, and road debris. Here is their link:
http://crystal-glo.com/usa/bike/products/2500/
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- 09-11 08:37 PM #4DanielGuest
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http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc
Zaino.
You need to follow directions and use clay bar and Dawn for cleaning
as the products contain no abrasives or cleaners whatsoever. Use the
100% cotton made in USA towels also.
Try the total protection kit with clay and ZFX included. Will add a
new dimension even to the new car finish and your paint will stay
dazzling perpetually with periodic maintenance.
I would say the only drawback to these products is that they're almost
overkill for a Camry or Avalon. They produce brilliant results, but
almost leave you wishing you had applied them to a Corvette, or
Ferrari - something with more sporty lines to appreciate the gleaming
results, but they do a terrific job of protecting the finish also.
Just check the news groups or seach Zaino. I believe you'll find
almost universal praise for the products.
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