Subject	Go ahead and sand your one layer of factory clear coat...
Posted by	Spddracer on July 17, 2005 at 3:32 PM
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In Reply To	No point in sanding it unless it is orange peeled. posted by Spddracer on July 17, 2005 at 12:05 PM
Message	Let me know how quickly you sand thru it to the color coat. My suggestion is dont sand the "factory" clear unless its very scratched and has to be sanded. If its not to bad a simple clay bar, hand rubbing compound and some elbow grease will bring it right back to the new shine.
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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