wet sanding and buffing car
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Melting Slicks
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St. Jude Donor '15
wet sanding and buffing car
spent a couple hours today wet sanding and buffing the left rear fender and rear bumper today. tree looks better now. didn't do anything for me. this is not original paint. car was painted last year and has 6 coats of clear.
before
started with 1000 grit
found a run in the clear
moved to 1500, 2000, and finished with 2500
buffed with 3m rubbing compound and polish
before
started with 1000 grit
found a run in the clear
moved to 1500, 2000, and finished with 2500
buffed with 3m rubbing compound and polish
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#3
Race Director
I agree...it is an improvement.
DUB
DUB
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#6
Team Owner
I did this once before about 10 years ago on a 69, I used 3M Finishing Film or Trizact (??) started with 1000, than 2000, 3000 and ended up at 5000 on a rotary air sander. Than I started the buffing process.
Car went from a 30 footer to a 5 footer. It was a really jacked up paint job.
Car went from a 30 footer to a 5 footer. It was a really jacked up paint job.