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gettin wet sand out
is it possible to use a udm or any da to remove 1500 and up grit sand paper. if it is what kind of polish or compound would you guys recommend? thanks and happy late valentines day
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Re: gettin wet sand out
That's going to depend on how hard the paint is. I've been told of paint so hard that you can't buff the sanding marks with a rotary. With soft paint it will take a long time but it can be done with the right pads/products.
Black cars are easy!
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My vote would be to use 3m compound for wet sanding otherwise spoiled man summed it up nicely.
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Re: gettin wet sand out
A Flex with systemone X3 Polish and an orange pad should work wonders
Ron !!!!!
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Re: gettin wet sand out
Originally Posted by ASPHALT ROCKET
My vote would be to use 3m compound for wet sanding otherwise spoiled man summed it up nicely.
Have you used the power gloss I am going to be doing a buddys vette that he is painting and it will have alot of clear on it and I am wrestling with the choice of the power gloss and nano or the 3M system I already have the nano so I may go that way. Please anyone chime in.
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Re: gettin wet sand out
The power gloss would work but it dust like crazy. For wet sanding I prefer the 3m compound also I have been using ultrafina to finish with which gives just as good results as 106FF. ALso you can use Meguiars M105 to remove wet sand marks.
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Re: gettin wet sand out
Originally Posted by ASPHALT ROCKET
ALso you can use Meguiars M105 to remove wet sand marks.
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