I would go electric for sure!!!! Where I live (Arkansas) gas is more expensive to heat with than electric! Go figure. Anyway - I sometimes use a small propane heater to get my 3 car garage up close to temp and then turn them off and use a 220V 5000W plug in heater that has a thermostat...
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fuel pump went out, had to get towed home.....so a BIG flashlight is best I could do tonight.
Well, I did the m205 with the white hexlogic and did see a great increase in the paint smoothness (baggies test). No improvement in the gloss (which was a disappointment), but a reasonable improvement in the "grainyness/peel effect" on the reflection of light. I did have a hard time gauging...
Any suggestions on the first step(s) other than the M205/white hex logic? I spent so many hours on this I just dont want to make (more) rookie mistakes....
Thanks for the Welcome and help again, - Beautiful Cadillac Mike! I bet that one will shine like a diamond! Another question - if this polishing wont work - I can get my hands on a buffer...
- Should I dampsand with the PC7424xp, a dewalt orbital sander or the buffer? I could use the buffer...
Ordered the 3M online and could not see the label....my own fault. I will try the M205 & white pad first as you suggested. Then see where that leaves me. Thank you both very much for your time & help.
Well dang it! Thanks for your help Ken - I knew I should have got M105 instead of the 3M....I may get a bottle of Meguiars Ultimate Compound and do that before the M205 and call it good enough......I dont want to mess up wetsanding or buffing and have to start all over. S&%# :(
It was 65°F in the garage with the heaters running when I painted, it was 30°F outside. I am sure I did not have adequate airflow. I did extend flashtime (mfg called for 20min, I gave it 30min) and medium speed reducer. I dont have any solvent pop so I think the paint gassed off properly. I...