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i have some clear coat overspray on my hood of my truck, what sand paper would be the right choice to wet sand with? will a da polisher, polish out the scratches with a cut pad with m105?
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Re: wet sanding
Before you pull out the sandpaper...
1) What type of overspray is it, and where did it come from ? Just trying to determine what type of "clear coat" it is....
2) Have you tried clay yet ?
MikeMike Pennington
Director of Global Training, Events and Consumer Relations
Meguiar's, Inc.
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Re: wet sanding
its clear coat overspray, the guy i purchased the truck from owns a body shop and seems like he parked it close by where they were spraying. ive tried clay bar, it didnt work at all..Comment
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It will take along time to remove sanding marks with a DA...Comment
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i woudnt consider my self experience or amateurComment
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Anyway the guy who you bought the truck from could buff it out using a rotary ? That would be the best
Then you could come back with your D/A and make it look really nice...Mike Pennington
Director of Global Training, Events and Consumer Relations
Meguiar's, Inc.
800-854-8073
mpennington@meguiars.comComment
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im going to try out the aggressive clay b4 sanding. all the other clays did not workComment
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I've normaly found that overspray comes off okay with the normal clay.I don't know if time is a factor?
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