Okay my painter told me if i cut away the clear cuz its peeling anf lfaking he'll give me a deal on a whole paint job. so he said use 400 but i asked around it was told its too fine of a paper and will create "Waves" so i was told to use 220. who can verify?>

 

Alot of it depends on if he is gonna seal it or not.

Is he gonna give you a "scuff and shoot"?? what kind of quality that you are looking for and whats is a "deal" to you?

 

hes going to scuff and shoot primer and seal it and do a 2 stage and a deal is like around 1k

 

What your painter prob is going to do is let you wetsand it with 400 grit so that he could apply sealer then basecoat. 400 is fine, 220 grit seem a little too coarse unless for sealer then paint.

 

400 is fine 220 is too rough . if your clear is just gone then 400 will cut that pretty good. then yea he probally witll jsut seal it then base and clear

 

Yeah, don't go 220. Keep it at 320 or 400.