kloadman97
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- Columbus, O.
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- 1997 XLT 4x4
After 5+ long months of waiting for the schmuck who backed into my 97 XLT to get the repair work done, I finally have a brand spankin new fender. Still needs the accent stripe put on, but at least we've finally progressed in the right direction and I can pretty much forget about the guy totally. Long story of why it took this long, but that's not all that important now.
My question is this...I've heard several different theories/rules as to how long I need to wait before giving it a serious washing and waxing job (a good washing followed up by the MacGuire 3 step process). Some have said 30 days, others up to 60 days, and even a few who said 90 days. I don't want to go thru the process of having to get it repainted at my own expense, so I would appreiciate any advice/experiences anyone has had on how I should proceed from here. Even if it was a simple wax job on the fender and the 3 step on the rest of it, I would love to finally have the whole car looking outstanding for when I go on vacation in a few weeks.
thanks
My question is this...I've heard several different theories/rules as to how long I need to wait before giving it a serious washing and waxing job (a good washing followed up by the MacGuire 3 step process). Some have said 30 days, others up to 60 days, and even a few who said 90 days. I don't want to go thru the process of having to get it repainted at my own expense, so I would appreiciate any advice/experiences anyone has had on how I should proceed from here. Even if it was a simple wax job on the fender and the 3 step on the rest of it, I would love to finally have the whole car looking outstanding for when I go on vacation in a few weeks.
thanks
