if l waiting too long, forgot to remove it, after it getting dry, like 3 hours, is that damage my car's painted?
2071977
I would spritz it with water and let it soften before trying to remove, the paint should be alright. As always, apply a good coat of wax after using the polishing compound.
2071978
I don't think that waiting will damage it because it works by abrasion-mechanical action-but, it will make it hard to remove.
2071979
No. The active chemicals that break down surface film become inert when it dries. Just wash it off. You might have to polish it again to get an even sheen.When you're satisfied with the shine and restored color, try some TR3. It will protect it for months without yellowing or fading.
304056
If it was still damp after 60 hours I'm guessing it was on too thick and must be the solvent. Mine was completely dry after 48 hrs but I still had some stain so I did it a second time.
910288
No = (. I unfortunately had dropped it out on the road and it got wet so I just wiped it and dried it out.
1039317
This paint is thicker than usual paint. If you use it out of the can while painting, it becomes even thicker. Thus, the drying time between coats needs to be extended from the recommended time. I advise pouring into a small container & refill as needed while painting. The recommended time between coats is 6 hours at 50% humidity & 77 degrees. It will feel "dry" long before that but don't be fooled, it is NOT ready for another coat. New wood needs 16 hours wait after the first coat. I always wait at least 24 hours, advise a light sanding & wiping with a tack cloth between coats. Don't rush a job that will last 10+ years. This paint is thicker than usual paint. If you use it out of the can while painting, it becomes even thicker. Thus, the drying time between coats needs to be extended from the recommended time. I advise pouring into a small container & refill as needed while painting. The recommended time between coats is 6 hours at 50% humidity & 77 degrees. It will feel "dry" long before that but don't be fooled, it is NOT ready for another coat. New wood needs 16 hours wait after the first coat. I always wait at least 24 hours, advise a light sanding & wiping with a tack cloth between coats.... » Read More This paint is thicker than usual paint. If you use it out of the can while painting, it becomes even thicker. Thus, the drying time between coats needs to be extended from the recommended time. I advise pouring into a small container & refill as needed while painting. The recommended time between coats is 6 hours at 50% humidity & 77 degrees. It will feel "dry" long before that but don't be fooled, it is NOT ready for another coat. New wood needs 16 hours wait after the first coat. I always wait at least 24 hours, advise a light sanding & wiping with a tack cloth between coats. Don't rush a job that will last 10+ years. « Show Less
61691
No but it you leave them up too long you might peel some of the paint when you peel them off.
2021840
Not recommended as the heat from under the hood of the engine will affect its performance. Also if it gets hot enough it will leak some sticky goo which will be impossible to get off without damaging your paint.
371168
Hi,The paint job is pretty good--I would expect it to be fine as long as it didn't stay wet too long. There was a strong chemical smell when it arrived--left it out since then and it's gone now.
1652578
Needs to be totally dry, time depends on the temperature and exposure to sunlight. If in doubt, let it dry longer so primer and paint adhere properly.
573910
Should be no problem. I have been using this wax since the early 60s on many different cars and paints. I wax my car in the spring and the fall and it has always lasted 6 months. I would be surprised if you were not happy with this product.
1084269
I waited 36 hours before using ours. For some reason the can doesn't say how long to let it dry before use.
710279
I would think so. The secret was to let each coat dry at least 12 or so hours so it is hard before you apply the next coat. I painted over wallpapered furniture and it has torn when scratched but I think that's because it is over paper.
1545213
If it's quality paint on properly prepared surface, with a little heat, it should come off without too much fuss. If you put it over cheap paint with a poor prep job, the paint will probably come with it. That said, it's a quality product, as are most 3M products ( I hate their sandpaper ).
487210
I forgot to wipe off once after a heavy coat on my F150. The next day I did notice a hazy film on the lights which wiped off like wax residue would. Since that time I attempt to let it dry as long as possible before wiping off.
1075512
I did it in the summer but I think it was about an hour. About the same as any paint. Should dry between coats.
362148
Depends on how much clay your using. I usually wait a day before I paint on it.
386367
I'm gonna say no. When a section of the paint gets damaged water seeps behind the paint and makes a spider web mess in the paint. Then it starts to crack and flack off. That's what it does to my shower walls anyway. It was only supposed to be a temp fix until certain parts were fixed and replaced. Besides, it would cost a lot to do your whole car with this paint.
1733667
Nothing to do, just let it dry for an overnight or 1 day to be sure. on the prep make sure it is dry and maybe you can use the sand paper (included in package) so paint will stick properly, then, clean it dry. It works on me, it looks like new afterwards.