wet sand
im looking to do a wetsand, i was thinking id just do it on my own how hard do you guys think it would be i dont even know what would be involoved but i want to make my car look a lot better
well you need wetsand paper and water
that's pretty much it
also a wax and buffing pad, or an orbital polisher
I dont' wetsand becuase I dont' want to screw up my car
I have a friend do it
if you do it wrong you can mess it up hardcore
that's pretty much it
also a wax and buffing pad, or an orbital polisher
I dont' wetsand becuase I dont' want to screw up my car
I have a friend do it
if you do it wrong you can mess it up hardcore
get some 1500 or 2000 grit sandpaper and a bucket of water. dip the sandpaper in the water and with moderate pressure start sanding the desired spot. you will notice that the spot you are sanding will become dull and white. Its okay keep going unitl you have gotten rid of the imperfection in the clear coat. Then buff the spot you wetsanded and your done
(I do all of blackthorns wetsanding)
(I do all of blackthorns wetsanding)
dont foget a backing pad. you should mix in a little bit of car wash soap with your bucket of water. not too much just enough to add some lubrication. oh, and stay away from edges and corners. then follow with a machine polish, orbital polish, then wax. what made you decide to wet sand? got pics of your paint?
like above, a bucket adn VERY find grit wet/dry paper. But mix the water in the bucket with car soap or dish soap. A few shops i know of and the videos i have to watch in autobody say to use dish soap. A rubber 3M pad makes the sanding noticably easier rather then trying to grip a thing piece of sandpaper. you'll also want a squirt bottle with water in it to squirt where you're sanding....yes, its ideal to have the bucket with water/soap and bottle with water.
i dont have any pics yet but my paint just looks terrible and im one of those perfectionists who wants their car to look great and i just think it would look a hell of a lot better without all the rings and everything, this is my first black car and i never realized till now how hard it is to take care of
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you have no idea what your talking about
</TD></TR></TABLE>you have no idea what your talking about
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why not help the kid or just not post instead of putting something negative
its not that bad, just read up, there are A LOT of post on here, just search and read through them and youll learn what you need
</TD></TR></TABLE>why not help the kid or just not post instead of putting something negative
its not that bad, just read up, there are A LOT of post on here, just search and read through them and youll learn what you need
the posts above yours pretty clearly outline the wetsanding process, so I'm sure he has SOME clue on how to do it now, therefore he's no longer clueless
no, it's not better, you're not helping anyone out with useless posts talking about how many wetsands and buffs you've done and not even trying to help him sort out his problem
Toda and TRD actually tried to tell him the process, THAT"S help
no, it's not better, you're not helping anyone out with useless posts talking about how many wetsands and buffs you've done and not even trying to help him sort out his problem
Toda and TRD actually tried to tell him the process, THAT"S help
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