Subject	Questions about the Meguiers products
Posted by	ImTheDevil on May 29, 2003 at 9:52 PM
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In Reply To	Wetsanding, Buffing, Polishing: 101 - The things the 'pros' posted by AshsZ (FabZEM All) on May 29, 2003 at 09:21 PM
Message	I thought that they made products that were designed specifically for hand use as well as ones that were specifically designed for machine use. Are those the ones for machine use? "The day I stop hurting you is the day I stop loving you Bill" (n/m) - Bobby12many 01:01:12 05/22/02
Follow Ups	Wetsanding, Buffing, Polishing: 101 - The things the 'pros' - AshsZ (FabZEM All) 21:21:33 05/29/03 Ahhh...sandpaper to my car... not something I wanna try.... - Jodecy 21:28:16 05/29/03 diddo... (n/m) - MrSex-Z 21:32:05 05/29/03 pretty much the same thing a clay bar does. (i think) (n/m) - genic 21:35:27 05/29/03 If only it were that easy. Clay bar is primarily used in the - AshsZ (FabZEM All) 21:37:08 05/29/03 hence why i said (i think) - genic 21:45:18 05/29/03 ummm are you left with no clearcoat after the sanding???? - MrSex-Z 21:28:16 05/29/03 its 2000 grit paper, you are losing like .00000001 inches (n/m) - Chickan_Z (OH) 21:29:56 05/29/03 ICQ if you can, >> - Deja_Vu 21:51:13 05/29/03 Great info! Thanks for posting! (n/m) - JC (Vegas) 21:33:54 05/29/03 Nice write up, thanks Ash. Now PB those moldings =) (n/m) - Zeus 21:37:45 05/29/03 Anyone that never did this before practice on something else - rdeatrick (PA) 21:38:09 05/29/03 I need a beater to test/practice on :) - blaZe(Dallas) 21:38:25 05/29/03 could this procedure get rid of swirrels too? (n/m) - ZLover4Life 21:43:54 05/29/03 Try an orbital buffer to get rid of swirls. (n/m) - rdeatrick (PA) 21:52:07 05/29/03 seems like overkill for swirrels - Marshall 21:52:54 05/29/03 yes, but you only need the buffing part - not the sanding - markpearl91tt 22:33:33 05/29/03 Questions about the Meguiers products - ImTheDevil 21:52:37 05/29/03 no, but i just learned you can use them with the buffer. - 2ch+ad2 22:57:36 05/29/03 The products that Ash is using are from the consumer line - Pats300zx 06:23:16 05/30/03 Thanks man, bookmarked :) (n/m) - ImTheDevil 09:09:43 05/30/03 Thanks for the info Ash (even tho I'm afraid to try it) :-) (n/m) - Zach@300zxTwinTurbo.com 21:57:30 05/29/03 Damn, you're a badass :-) - Bernowt (So. Fla) 22:05:13 05/29/03 looks really good! (n/m) - Wagz 22:21:56 05/29/03 That takes some balls to just start sanding off some clear - Chaaarmndr (NoVA) 22:25:16 05/29/03 1500 grit is recommended for cars with cured paint - markpearl91tt 22:26:40 05/29/03 SO i shouldt worry about cutting through the clear on a - Bobby12many 22:47:15 05/29/03 You *should* be fine - markpearl91tt 23:10:09 05/29/03 thanks for the advice bro. (n/m) - Bobby12many 23:24:23 05/29/03 Great write up! Very accurate...thanks for taking the time - SpinNgrin 22:36:06 05/29/03 I'm digging the lip :) Paint looks great! (n/m) - Kez43 22:37:15 05/29/03 very nice - Nadir(Detroit) 23:01:01 05/29/03 looks sweet! thanks for the info - Arkane 23:14:48 05/29/03 Cool, definately vote to faq. (n/m) - 1991S13 23:18:42 05/29/03 oh yes every car should be wet sanded after painting - dragonballz 23:32:41 05/29/03 Cool! I had quite a bit of experience with that... - Jackie 00:02:05 05/30/03 Awesome post Ash, one little thing you didn't mention though - ZEngineer 00:07:32 05/30/03 You are correct, paint is much thiner around the sharp edges - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 01:15:26 05/30/03 Great info-now toothpic that wax outta the door handles:) (n/m) - BOOZTD 3 02:59:50 05/30/03 nice job! - HalfnHalf702[HJC] 04:03:29 05/30/03 yeah he is fabing the first heat resitant all Wood exhuast! (n/m) - dragonballz 08:03:58 05/30/03 lol, that's what I was thinking too... - spicyZ 08:47:54 05/30/03 Looks great- - Dave W 05:34:08 05/30/03 I have some major concerns>> - Pats300zx 05:55:42 05/30/03 I tend to agree with Pat... - Greg (Dallas) 08:06:38 05/30/03 Very True. - Eggman 09:42:33 05/30/03 I have question regarding the thickness of clear finish - Z-ster_au 07:00:09 05/30/03 You need a special instrument. - Greg (Dallas) 08:07:44 05/30/03 Thanks, I'll check it out (n/m) - Z-ster_au 21:38:36 05/30/03 Great write up. But... - pooldog 08:50:10 05/30/03 Do you have a job? Seems like you have so much freakin - kandy2dr 09:17:58 05/30/03 Sorry but "PROS", don't do what you just described... - GqRaCeRx 11:30:24 05/30/03
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