When Can It Be Waxed?

When I was doing custom painting, I always told people to wait at least 3 months, depending on how much clear I put on their vehicle, sometimes as long as six months yes. An 07 Accord probably had two coats of clear for a total of 2 mils thick(factory clear is quite thin actually), so 6 months would have been plenty to wait. The reason for waiting, is that yes, it takes time for the paint to cure(even after baking) and for all the solvents to leave the multiple layers of paint. When you apply wax, you seal off the surface, and any escaping basecoat solvents have nowhere to go except back into the paint and "burn" it, Ive seen it happen, especially on black, the color will get chalky or milky in appearance. It doesnt always happen, but sometimes it does.
As for the cracking, waxing too early will NOT cause that, incorrect application will though. And without a picture, I dont know exactly what kind of cracking you have.
My advice, take it to a painter who knows what they are doing and get them to diagnose what may have happened so you have some ammo to go back to that "painter" with.
Hope this helps :)
I doubt this guy did two coats.
His work for us had been pretty good for us, up until this. He's always been a bit evasive; tries to talk like a salesman, and is not good at it. Where we live, good craftsmen are hard to find. (That's one reason I do any projects I can.)
It is black. (A deep midnight blue, but looks black.) It's not chalky or milky. It looks good, except for the cracking.
I wasn't able to get a picture that was clear. I'll try again, if necessary.
I can get "ammo" from someone else, but it comes down to me vs. him, and he always tells me he's the experienced pro, in so many words. He says he'll fix it, and I believe he will. We have a mutual friend, and I'm sure he doesn't want any problem there. I just gotta hope he gets it right this time. As I said, his other work for us has been good, and he always meets his schedule, he's just a a bit quirky.
Why was it repainted? Was the hood stripped and the roof not stripped? I doubt wax had anything to do with the failure.
A friend backed into it. The fender and headlight housing were replaced. He paid for that, and while it was there, we paid for the hood and roof repaint. We had them painted because the paint was falling off, or whatever that problem Honda had is called.
I have no idea what he stripped. I would think he stripped the hood and roof because the paint was falling off.
Do you use a car cover?
No cover, no garage.