Would this be a time for wet sanding?

[garmz]

I haven't done any wet sanding before but I have tried to remove them with an orange pad with m105.https://www.dropbox.com/s/dr2iyjqyp9...418_173144.jpg

Doesn't seem to help.

Thanks for your input!

[RawDetail]

They seems pretty deep, wet sanding would certainly work. Just take it very slowly and check your work after every few passes.

[DogRescuer]

They seems pretty deep, wet sanding would certainly work. Just take it very slowly and check your work after every few passes.

Also what grade or grades would you recommend here?

[RawDetail]

start at 3000, if it's not getting it out then go down in number until it does. Soak the sandpaper in a bucket first.

[DogRescuer]

They seems pretty deep, wet sanding would certainly work. Just take it very slowly and check your work after every few passes.

start at 3000, if it's not getting it out then go down in number until it does. Soak the sandpaper in a bucket first.

Thanks

[HateSwirls]

Buy the Unigrit sand paper, 2k then follow up with 3k , as said take it slow,wipe as you go to see how much process you made, once your happy buff it out with some Meguiar's 105 Compound followed by the 205.

[garmz]

Thanks! So afterwards I would just polish with 105?

Damn good timing! You read my mind!

[HateSwirls]

Thanks! So afterwards I would just polish with 105?

Damn good timing! You read my mind!

Yes, the 105 works best after sanding IMO
Just make sure to use a sanding block of some sort, very important and use a lot of water while sanding.
You'll do just fine

When I sand I normally make 8 light passes then wipe to inspect, so that I don't over do it.

[FUNX650]

-This is factory Clear Coat?

-Hope you have access to an
electronic paint thickness gauge (EPTG)!

-Please...Be verrrrrry prudent!


Bob

[atlpierce]

Being that you've never wet sanded I'd highly recommend going to a junk yard and try taking out similar depth scratches. Depending on the yard they might give you a bashed panel.