Robb

Got my primer wet sanded down, ready for another coat, what do you guys normally use to clean off all the mess on the body from wet sanding?

Thanks!

Civic-Kids

if you going shoot another coat of primer. use acetone

Robb

That won't strip off the primer?

gorillafart

iTrader: (1)

wats wrong with using water to clean it?... then use surface cleaner and clean the area be4 u re-coat

bakertime

iTrader: (1)

Yeah I just wiped with water and a clean rag, and then use a wax and grease remover provided by your paint store.

Robb

Thanks!

What kind of rags do you guys suggest?

gorillafart

iTrader: (1)

i suggest a sham wow

lol jk

HamiltonRex

I just wet sand let the residue dry and the dust left wipes of very easily.. Than clean the surface with an amonia based cleaner. Than you could give it a quick light wipe with acetone before next coat and go over it with a tack cloth.

Civic-Kids

NO... this is the way i learn it. lol... water is good too...

notmightydx

wax and grease remover will be fine, acetone could be a little to harsh.

ken9

I use water all the time, and it work good to me. No need to spend that much on wax or greaser remover.. uhmmm

Psychoteen101

Water doesnt remove any contaminents that might be there, the paint will fisheye at any sign of contamination, even the smallest amount.

Use Prep Solvent. You can buy this stuff at any automotive paint store. Ive found the best way to use it is to put it in a spray bottle and spray small areas at a time. Just make sure you use a clean rag to wipe off the spray instantly after you spray it on before it evaporates. If it evaporates before you wipe it off, it doesnt really do what its meant to do.