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I own a black color Nissan X-Trail. Few days ago I finished painting it. I used a De Beer base color with its HS clear. Now it has passed it cure time. I could manage to apply the clear with no visible orange peel. I saw some runs on clear coat and fixed them using 1500, 2000 grits sand papers. Should I wet sand everywhere before applying ultimate compound? or can I apply the ultimate compound without 2000 grit wet sanding? Can ultimate compound remove 2000 grit sand paper scratch marks? Thanks!
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Re: Wet sanding a fresh paint
By hand or using a DA? If its with a DA it really depends on the hardness of the paint, I've seen 2500 grit marks removed using Meguiars M105 and a microfibre cutting disc.Originally posted by Dumidu View Post -
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I use a rotary polisher with a few foam compounding pads. I see Ultimate compound removes the 2000 grit wet sanding haze, but it fails to remove some deeper sanding scratches. I should wet sand those areas again. Is M105 more aggressive than Ultimate compound?Comment
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Re: Wet sanding a fresh paint
Yes M105 is more aggressive than Ultimate Compound. This should help...
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Re: Wet sanding a fresh paint
I'm using M105 with W4000 wool pad. I can easily remove the wet sanding haze and deeper scratch marks with them. Thanks Kieron!Comment
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