Subject	yup (n/m)
Posted by	Zluster(Project Platypus) on July 17, 2005 at 12:35 PM
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In Reply To	Wetsanding also removes swirls, scratches and other posted by Ionic (www.IonicDynamics.com) on July 17, 2005 at 12:17 PM
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Follow Ups	Wet sanding Tips needed. - zx spinner 09:40:52 07/17/05 i've seen ASH post pics of him wet sanding his cherry red - TWINTURBONICK 10:56:37 07/17/05 no issues......your not actually sanding the color coat, you - z324u 11:06:40 07/17/05 Exactly, tips inside: - Ionic (www.IonicDynamics.com) 12:13:55 07/17/05 Anthor tip i havent seen is to... - jtmoney1003 12:46:42 07/17/05 use wool for the 1st and 2nd stages then move to a - Guapo 12:52:44 07/17/05 Yea your will need a mid to heavy compound on the 1st - jtmoney1003 15:58:06 07/17/05 Re: Wet sanding Tips needed. - 2eZee 11:48:41 07/17/05 Yeah, that sounds like a recipe for success-you first:) (n/m) - Ken400 12:04:24 07/17/05 ya, $50 to try and make it better, then $1800 later - Zluster(Project Platypus) 12:05:54 07/17/05 No point in sanding it unless it is orange peeled. - Spddracer 12:05:02 07/17/05 Wetsanding also removes swirls, scratches and other - Ionic (www.IonicDynamics.com) 12:17:31 07/17/05 yup (n/m) - Zluster(Project Platypus) 12:35:20 07/17/05 Go ahead and sand your one layer of factory clear coat... - Spddracer 15:32:00 07/17/05 Factory clear coat is exceptionally thick as compared to - Ash's Z 17:35:05 07/17/05 Thanks guys. - zx spinner 04:55:01 07/18/05
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