Who can wet sand to eliminate orange peel

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Old 01-26-2011, 04:33 PM
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Default Who can wet sand to eliminate orange peel

I bought a cadillac that has mojor orange peel on the rear trunk area and rear qurtr panels. I guess the car has been repainted before. Could use a good wet sand and buff job.
It doesnt look bad, but i notice it bigitme.

Anyone here know anyone that can do this?
estimate on price? Possible airbrush bartor?
A body shop quoted me $300 to wetsand and buff but just to remove swirls. Not to eliminate orange peel. Will it produce same results?

ill try and post pics of the orange peel leter tonight.
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If the body shop is already wet sanding to remove swirls i would think it wouldn't be too hard for them to eliminate the orange peel while they're at it. It's not a hard process, i've done it quite a few times. As long as the clear is thick enough that there is enough to wet sand off, that way they don't break through and then you have to pay to have it re-sprayed.

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I thought this thread was about wetsanding the moderator orangeapeel...
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Originally Posted by westtexasbuff
I thought this thread was about wetsanding the moderator orangeapeel...
He asked if wet sanding and buffing to remove swirls could also get rid of orange peel. I was answering his question saying yes it can, as long as there is enough clear on the car for some to be wet sanded off and still have plenty left.
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Originally Posted by westtexasbuff
I thought this thread was about wetsanding the moderator orangeapeel...
Blahah I did too!
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Originally Posted by CamaroGuy83
He asked if wet sanding and buffing to remove swirls could also get rid of orange peel. I was answering his question saying yes it can, as long as there is enough clear on the car for some to be wet sanded off and still have plenty left.
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blackfly - thanks for the contact info. ill give them a call today.
camaroguy - appreciate the general info.
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i could sand it to make it go away but iunno if i can polish it out... pm me if you want me to do it for you
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I can do it for less then 300 but may need to see the car to seehow bad it is or if it cheaper to reclear its. Pm me if intrested.
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my buddy's dad owns a shop and can take care of you for a good price give him a call at 713-941-0020 tell him gus sent you.
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Originally Posted by chupr0kabra
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Lol sorry guys
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What about member badcomoanyws6 he does detail work
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