dry sanding is good ???

[Rifay]

Hlo ,

I have kovax or eagle abrasive buflex 2500 and 3000 grit papers.
This dry sanding papers are good for removing light orange peel in OEM paint.

Please tell me the dry sanding or wet sanding is good??

[Rsurfer]

Hlo ,

I have kovax or eagle abrasive buflex 2500 and 3000 grit papers.
This dry sanding papers are good for removing light orange peel in OEM paint.

Please tell me the dry sanding or wet sanding is good??

Wet sanding for me..paper will not load up as fast like dry sanding, not to mention the dust.

[Mantilgh]

I'm am not familiar with that brand and do not do much sanding of paint.

I really prefer sanding wet. The paper does not get clogged up nearly as easy and there is no dust. It does make a different mess of its own to clean up though.

It is easier to see your work and results when working dry.

[FUNX650]

I have kovax or eagle abrasive buflex
2500 and 3000 grit papers.

This dry sanding papers are good for
removing light orange peel in OEM paint.

Thanks for your opinion.

However:
I don't agree with sanding OEM paint
in order to remove orange peel.

Please tell me the dry sanding
or wet sanding is good??

If you're asking if either process:
dry-sanding...or wet-sanding...
OEM paint is good;

Then my answer is:
No...I cannot tell you that
either process is good for
sanding OEM paint.


Bob

[Just02896]

Aside from wet sanding a stray scratch or two or even a touch up repair, I agree with Bob. OEM paint is almost always too thin for leveling orange peel. Doing so would be asking for trouble.

[Rifay]

Thanks for your opinion.

However:
I don't agree with sanding OEM paint
in order to remove orange peel.


If you're asking if either process:
dry-sanding...or wet-sanding...
OEM paint is good;

Then my answer is:
No...I cannot tell you that
either process is good for
sanding OEM paint.


Bob

Please tell me bob how to remove orange peel in OEM paint??

[Rifay]

Thanks for your opinion.

However:
I don't agree with sanding OEM paint
in order to remove orange peel.


If you're asking if either process:
dry-sanding...or wet-sanding...
OEM paint is good;

Then my answer is:
No...I cannot tell you that
either process is good for
sanding OEM paint.


Bob

Can I try with carpro denim or velvet pad ???

[FUNX650]

Please tell me bob how to remove orange peel in OEM paint??

Can I try with carpro denim or velvet pad ???

Don't understand why you need
to remove the orange peel...is this
going to be a show car?

Please read this Mike Phillips article
for a thorough explanation of why
not to sand OEM paint...IMO: you'll
be glad you did.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...ory-paint.html


Bob

[Just02896]

You can do whatever you would like to your own vehicle, however you have already received the majority vote of it being a very bad idea to attempt to level out factory clear coat as it will be much too thin afterwards. In other words you will most definitely experience premature clear coat failure if you proceed. Your other thread yielded the same overall response to just polish it out and live with the orange peel.
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...l-problem.html

[Mantilgh]

I remembered and found this thread the other day after GSKR mentioned the Carpro pads.

Orange Peel Removal via wet sanding 2009 Yukon Denali- Black

Be careful!!!

Edit: I think he has another thread about the denim pads somewhere too.