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Old 06-22-2009, 12:44 PM   #1
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Dewalt setup to remove 2000 grit

2000 grit wetsand on clearcoat. What packing plate and foam pad should I buy. I am using XMT #4.
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2000 grit wetsand on clearcoat. What packing plate and foam pad should I buy. I am using XMT #4.

Honestly i have the same buffer, it is a great tool. I started with all wool pads on a 7" backing plate, then just recently bought a 6" backing plate so that i could use my 6.5" foam pads that i bought for my PC, either will work great, i like the 6" better though, that's just me though.

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Honestly i have the same buffer, it is a great tool. I started with all wool pads on a 7" backing plate, then just recently bought a 6" backing plate so that i could use my 6.5" foam pads that i bought for my PC, either will work great, i like the 6" better though, that's just me though.

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Do you have a link for the 6" backing plate, I have bought so many useless backing plates for this thing I want to make sure I get the right one.

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Do you have a link for the 6" backing plate, I have bought so many useless backing plates for this thing I want to make sure I get the right one.

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Really for wetsand marks, I guess use your favorite compound and follow up with your favorite finishing polish. I did recently watch some Meguiars Classes on youtube and the 105/205 combo with wool pads put forth some serious results.
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Why not finish with 3000, less buffing.
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Why not finish with 3000, less buffing.
Good call on the higher grit.

@OP was the etching that bad to have to start at 2k grit ?
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