When you use rotary buffer and you don't have paint thickness gauge.
How do you know when enough is enough.
I have worked on severe water etching surface and I could actually feel the etching using my finger and I wanted to level the etching but
I was afraid that I would actually cut too much.
Eventually I got rid off around 85% of the etching and 90-95% of swirls this way.
I used 85 with wool pad with around 1000rpm, yeah the most abrasive combo. I haven't tried wet sanding yet.
The step as below:
85-4000 about 3-4 passes
83-7000 about 2 passes
80-8000 about 2 passes
80-9000 about 2 passes
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How do you know if you cut deep enough already. What's the guide?
Also I want the rotary buffer how to DVD from SCG for christmas.
How do you know when enough is enough.
I have worked on severe water etching surface and I could actually feel the etching using my finger and I wanted to level the etching but
I was afraid that I would actually cut too much.
Eventually I got rid off around 85% of the etching and 90-95% of swirls this way.
I used 85 with wool pad with around 1000rpm, yeah the most abrasive combo. I haven't tried wet sanding yet.
The step as below:
85-4000 about 3-4 passes
83-7000 about 2 passes
80-8000 about 2 passes
80-9000 about 2 passes
26
How do you know if you cut deep enough already. What's the guide?
Also I want the rotary buffer how to DVD from SCG for christmas.
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