Wet Sand products available yet?
#2
04-13-2007, 08:06 PM
Ok I'll bite - what are you talking about? Why can't you just go buy some 2000 grit wet/dry sandpaper?
#3
04-14-2007, 12:01 AM
OEM paint is barely thick enough to last through one wetsanding.
Sport - what are you trying to do?
#4
04-14-2007, 05:36 AM
Yeah, I'm feeling a little stupid after starting this thread. My hood has what seems to be a stone chip on it. From initial inspection, it looks like it has gone right through the clear coat and onto the base coat. What I meant by wet sand products was more like a paint match system to replenish that base coat...or am I going completely opposite with this?
Regardless, after inspecting it a bit more, I think I can get away with regular wet sanding. However, I will probably try the usual method of just using a swirl/scratch remover with a polisher first.
Regardless, after inspecting it a bit more, I think I can get away with regular wet sanding. However, I will probably try the usual method of just using a swirl/scratch remover with a polisher first.
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