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Shinystang Dampsanding

Shinystang Dampsanding

Shinystang Dampsanding

Shinystang Dampsanding

My dad had a black '95 M3. Took it to a qrtr wash and insisted on using the "foam brush". One day, he plunked in the quarters and foam-brushed the entire car.....only to realize the guy before him had used the foam brush to clean white paint that had just spilled in the bed of his pickup...

Purchased a black '79 T/A with a 20 yr old repaint. Flat surfaces were very rough and heavily oxidized. Polishing with Megs 105 clogged the w4000 with a black gum. Results were mediocre at best. After seeing Mike's damp sanding article, decided to try 1500 & 3000 on the PC. I'm not an...

...and fine jewlery to rotaries and DA's? Who needs a PhD?

"Car waxes and paint sealants are to men like shoes are to women, you can never have too many" - Mike Phillips Amen, brother.....Amen! :applause:

Sign me up for the book! :dblthumb2:

I've applied Wolfgang 3.0 with Lake Country red foam pads that STILL repel water after several soaks in DP cleaner. Must be good stuff!!!!

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I'm going to try damp sanding using a PC7424 with Unigrit 6" 1500 sanding, finishing and 3000 finishing. The car is a black 79 Trans Am that was repainted about 20 years ago and seems to have been parked in the sun most of that time. I know the speed to keep the PC is between 3-6 and mist...

Hi Mike!!!! Thanks for the input!! The history I got about the car is it spent its life in California and surrounding states. Believable because it has no rust AND the flat surfaces look rough. It looks like it sat outside for a lot of its life. I did get the car for a good price and I...

I bought a '79 black trans-am that was repainted about 20 years ago. It seems to be a base/clear. The run-off after sanding was gray / white color. The hood, roof and trunk are severly oxidized...water drops "stain" the surface of the flats and the reflection is almost nil. (attachment 1...

Genious idea! The multi-tasking tool that does household chores as well! Thanks for the ideas!!!!!

I have been an amatuer detailer for twenty-some years. I started with a GEM 16 lb orbital, then added a Porter Cable and Flex 3401 to the collection. Finally got the guts to try a Makita rotary. Never tried a Cyclo, but have always been curious. This past week, I noticed 3 used (VERY used)...