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Old 05-27-2008, 11:52 AM   #17 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by GETxERxDONE View Post
ok so im getting my car fixed from my wreck. and the dude is going to fix the rock chips in my hood, so im going to put on a clear bra. on the bumper and thehood and fenders. now..the guy said dont put it on for 6 months. like stated in your OP. but i think thats alittle outrageous. i mean, i know its plastic but do they bake those peices too? or just metal? i wont need to drive my car for a few months after it gets fixed so i might wait 1 or 2 months just because. but id rather get it done soon. and what damage could it do?
Most newer, high-end body shops still bake the paint but it's not like factory paint. Body shops bake at much lowers temps. The chemical make up of the paint and catalyst is different from OEM paint. I would give the new paint 30-60 days for the paint to fully cure. 6 months seems a bit excessive IMO.

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