Wax upon receipt?
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I've read some conflicting things about waxing a new TT. So what are peoples thoughts about this? Has the paint already cured and is it safe to wax right away?
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ChrisTTopher Lloyd
2001 225 TTQ coupe Silver/Ebony
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"The key to having fun"
ChrisTTopher Lloyd
2001 225 TTQ coupe Silver/Ebony
Premium package, Audio package, Navigation System
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AudiTT.org</a><ul><li><a href="http://www.auditt.org/faq/962879646">How long should I wait for first wax?</a></li></ul>
AudiTT.org</a><ul><li><a href="http://www.auditt.org/faq/962879646">How long should I wait for first wax?</a></li></ul>
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and are using the high end Pro Series or Medallion system, you should be fine. The red bottle stuff is not good enough for the TT, though (unless it's the paint & body scrub).
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waxes with polymers may tend to cloud German paint finishes. The Medallion & Meguiar #26 being two of them. They sell Meguiars and most of the other ones, so they shouldn't have any axes to grind...
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