Wet Sanding
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Wet Sanding
Hey guys I am new to the forum. I just got my car painter metallic black but because the paint job was not 'showroom' material, it doesn't look as shiny and smooth. I have had suggestions of wet sanding the paint. Is this a goood idea? will it work? or will wet sanding my new paint just make it worst?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
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Hey guys I am new to the forum. I just got my car painter metallic black but because the paint job was not 'showroom' material, it doesn't look as shiny and smooth. I have had suggestions of wet sanding the paint. Is this a goood idea? will it work? or will wet sanding my new paint just make it worst?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
If the car was done professionaly then have them do it. It will get rid of the orange peel and make the car look like a million bux.
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That's the thing, I went to do it professionally and because of the cheap labor I paid for its not showroom condition. If I took it somewhere else, would they be able to make it better...
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Either way I think it would be best to run it by a reputable repair/paint facility to see what they can do. Unless you can get some good pix
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