Meguiar's Hybrid Paint Coating

[jas84]

Is it safe to apply this to a new car? This is a new car I ordered from the dealership, so I know it was only painted a couple weeks ago and hasn

[jas84]

Awesome results on my 7 year old/ 60k FX! I couldn’t be happier with the initial results! One big surprise is that it did an amazing job restoring the plastic trim. I’ve read that the coating was not designed for the trim, but I can’t believe the improvement!

Wash/ iron remover/ clay/ compound/ polish/ wash/ coating!

[Nick Winn]

Is it safe to apply this to a new car? This is a new car I ordered from the dealership, so I know it was only painted a couple weeks ago and hasn

Sorry to see the "cut off". We are still having trouble with users using the apostrophe character (').

To answer your question yes, on new cars, you can apply a wax, sealant, or coating. New Car paint is cured prior to being delivered. It's only aftermarket paint that needs 30-90 days, depending on what the painter/body shop recommends, to cure prior to applying wax or other form of protection.

Also keep in mind, new cars go on quite a journey most of the time from the OEM to Dealer, and often sit outside without being washed for weeks, among all sorts of other conditions so be sure to do a proper evaluation like you would on any other vehicle & inspect for above surface contaminants & any below surface defects you may want to address.

[Nick Winn]

Awesome results on my 7 year old/ 60k FX! I couldn’t be happier with the initial results! One big surprise is that it did an amazing job restoring the plastic trim. I’ve read that the coating was not designed for the trim, but I can’t believe the improvement!

Wash/ iron remover/ clay/ compound/ polish/ wash/ coating!

Awesome to hear! If you would like remember you are more than welcome to start a new thread & post up your thoughts w/ pictures, etc. You could even do a video of the water beading & upload it to YouTube as unlisted & post it up as well! Let me know if you have any questions, no worries either way.