[MEXSTIMPREZA]

I need urgent advice guys, I just finished detailing my `08 STI for the first time and I just came to realize that today is going to be the coldest day/night of the winter. Will this hurt in any way my car?. I don`t have a closed garage but my parents do. Should I bother the folks

[USNSTI]

Wax will take forever to dry if it is too cold. How cold is it? Read the directions it should tell you something about the ideal temperature blah blah blah. I don't think it will really hurt anything, the wax just won't harden to the stage where you can buff it off.

[MEXSTIMPREZA]

10 degrees below approx.

[LSE]

you're fine but may not look as glossy as it could. If you really want a shiny look I would remove that wax coat once it gets a bit warmer and do it again....but then again you'll be picking up salt and crap on the road so your shiny look won't last long anyways.

[chaos311clarity]

youll be fine, like some others said, it wont cure as fast... but youre going to need to recoat it in a few weeks anyway so dont worry

[MEXSTIMPREZA]

Thanks guys, so far so good. So in a few weeks do you recomend just the wax, or the polish, glaze and wax?

[gormansscooby]

Originally Posted by MEXSTIMPREZA

Thanks guys, so far so good. So in a few weeks do you recomend just the wax, or the polish, glaze and wax?

I think theres stickies on that one? Oh and holy hell i didnt even know it go that cold in Mexico.

[MEXSTIMPREZA]

I couldn´t find any stickies in regards to cold weather (and yes my friend, even in the north of Mexico we get the occasional snow blizzard) btw -10 C

[gormansscooby]

Originally Posted by MEXSTIMPREZA

I couldn´t find any stickies in regards to cold weather (and yes my friend, even in the north of Mexico we get the occasional snow blizzard) btw -10 C

I meant stickies on polishing and stuff. Theres none on cold weather though your right. Man thats some crazy weather. I complain like a five year old when its 20 degrees outside haha.