Re: Do I need a wool pad to remove cobweb?
Yeah, I would be wondering a bit more about your process so far before jumping to very agressive products/tools.
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Re: Do I need a wool pad to remove cobweb?
Those cobwebs are probably deep swirls. A wool pad will probably remove them. If the cobwebs you are referring to are too deep, then wetsand may be the quickest method to remove them. Though you may want to try a wool pad first.
What aggressive pad did you use? And at what speed? I have been able to remove some very deep swirls at around 2200rpm with a cutting pad.Leave a comment:
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Re: Do I need a wool pad to remove cobweb?
Black paint on a truck. Sorry no pics. Can you remove cobweb with a wool pad and aggresive cutters or do you need to wet sand?Leave a comment:
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Re: Do I need a wool pad to remove cobweb?
Any pics, what type of car, etc?Leave a comment:
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Re: Do I need a wool pad to remove cobweb?
Moved into Detailing 101 as "Hot Topics" is only for moderators to post in
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Do I need a wool pad to remove cobweb?
I tried buffing a black car with ultracut compound and an aggresive foam pad. It did well on oxidation but not with the scratches known as "cobweb". Do I need to use a wool pad for that.
And could someone give the steps for removing this defect ?
Thanks
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