"shining" sanded touch-up paint
#18
06-10-2003 | 02:36 PM
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Originally posted by SVTED
Joe you are correct. Take 1500grit on a block gently water sand scratch Be careful factory clear is thin. Take a med. rubbing coumpound to take out 1500grit sanding scratches. Then a polishing coumpound to take out rubbing coumpound scratches and swirls. Wax
Ed
Joe you are correct. Take 1500grit on a block gently water sand scratch Be careful factory clear is thin. Take a med. rubbing coumpound to take out 1500grit sanding scratches. Then a polishing coumpound to take out rubbing coumpound scratches and swirls. Wax
Ed
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#19
06-10-2003 | 02:41 PM
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Joe this guy must not have ever seen your truck or heard of the famous Soap. Let me tell you Joe's Black L (black the bitch of all colors) was a show piece, unbelieveable, Joe could take it to a event on the sunniest day of the year and outshine anything there. no scratches, no swirls, just perfect black. Which is the hardest thing to do with black paint. Ed
I thought we were talking about scrathces. You dont have to use sand paper if all you got is swirls. But if you got scratches in clear coat you better use a little sand paper. and if you want to take out the factory orange peel use sand paper first.
I thought we were talking about scrathces. You dont have to use sand paper if all you got is swirls. But if you got scratches in clear coat you better use a little sand paper. and if you want to take out the factory orange peel use sand paper first.
#20
06-10-2003 | 02:43 PM
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Ed: you got any more pics of your truck? I want all of them! I think what you're doing is very creative...
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#21
06-10-2003 | 03:00 PM
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Originally posted by SVTED
Joe this guy must not have ever seen your truck or heard of the famous Soap. Let me tell you Joe's Black L (black the bitch of all colors) was a show piece, unbelieveable, Joe could take it to a event on the sunniest day of the year and outshine anything there. no scratches, no swirls, just perfect black. Which is the hardest thing to do with black paint. Ed
I thought we were talking about scrathces. You dont have to use sand paper if all you got is swirls. But if you got scratches in clear coat you better use a little sand paper. and if you want to take out the factory orange peel use sand paper first.
Joe this guy must not have ever seen your truck or heard of the famous Soap. Let me tell you Joe's Black L (black the bitch of all colors) was a show piece, unbelieveable, Joe could take it to a event on the sunniest day of the year and outshine anything there. no scratches, no swirls, just perfect black. Which is the hardest thing to do with black paint. Ed
I thought we were talking about scrathces. You dont have to use sand paper if all you got is swirls. But if you got scratches in clear coat you better use a little sand paper. and if you want to take out the factory orange peel use sand paper first.
Need i say more?
#23
06-10-2003 | 03:04 PM
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Ok I have a question for you guys. This one is a little more difficult.
When I bought my truck from the dealer, there was a small scratch on the hood.
They tried to cover it up with touch up paint, but it looks like **** (literally, it looks like a clump of bird crap).
What do I have to do to get rid of this crappy touch up job and then get rid of the scratch underneath?
I will take as long possible. $$ and time are no considerations. I just want to get rid of it b/c my paint is almost perfect and I want to make it perfect
When I bought my truck from the dealer, there was a small scratch on the hood.
They tried to cover it up with touch up paint, but it looks like **** (literally, it looks like a clump of bird crap).
What do I have to do to get rid of this crappy touch up job and then get rid of the scratch underneath?
I will take as long possible. $$ and time are no considerations. I just want to get rid of it b/c my paint is almost perfect and I want to make it perfect
#26
06-10-2003 | 03:10 PM
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#27
06-10-2003 | 03:13 PM
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