How Long After Car Touch-Up Paint Can You Drive Away
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After a car touch-up paint job, you need to wait 2 to 3 days before driving the car. After the touch-up, be careful to prevent the painted area from coming into contact with corrosive cleaning agents such as adhesive removers or asphalt removers, as severe cases can cause the newly applied paint to completely melt. Below are precautions to take after a vehicle touch-up paint job: Avoid High-Pressure Washing: Do not use high-pressure water to wash the car body. The hardness of the touch-up paint is lower compared to the original factory paint, and excessive water pressure can damage the car's paint. Avoid Improper Use of Cleaning Agents: Do not use cleaning agents indiscriminately. While driving, the vehicle is inevitably exposed to asphalt, oil stains, mosquitoes, etc. These situations require careful handling. Check Paint Color: Check whether the paint color matches the original car paint. Even if it cannot be 100% color-matched, it should generally be consistent with the original factory paint color. You can inspect it under sunlight, as the color is greatly affected by light.