Wet Sanded some of the WS6 today
08-20-2009, 01:28 AM
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Wet Sanded some of the WS6 today I used 2000 grit and 3m rubbing compound and OMG its amazing I can't wait to do the whole car no matter how much time it takes does anyone have some advice
08-20-2009, 02:05 AM
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I didnt do nearly enough to be pic worthy I plan to do is tomro for the whole day and try to get in the shade because it says not to do it in the sun and hot surface
08-20-2009, 08:41 AM
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WOW, askin this & alreay started the sanding. Maybe you should have done a little more reading first & this question wouldnt have been asked.
Like stated be careful & dont get over excited cause its real easy to trash a good clear coat by tryin to wet sand it & not doin it properly.
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08-20-2009, 11:54 AM
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Here's my crappy DD after I bought it and started to wetsand it two summers ago. I think Maaco painted it as I found out it was in at least one accident. I know this is no show car but I just wanted to paint to look better so I thought I'd start working on it back then. It turned out pretty good and about 90% better then when I bought it.
When I got it...
After wetsanding
This shows what it looked like after I started to buff it with the P&C.
This is what the same area looks like today. I need to go back over the whole thing now to remove more scratches with the M105 and finish the bottom part under the trim. I never finished it
When I got it...
After wetsanding
This shows what it looked like after I started to buff it with the P&C.
This is what the same area looks like today. I need to go back over the whole thing now to remove more scratches with the M105 and finish the bottom part under the trim. I never finished it
Last edited by Flamin' bird; 08-20-2009 at 12:04 PM.
