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For a little more cut you may want to try M205 on your orange pad. it won't be as aggressive as the ultimate compound, but will help cut through that oxidation a little quicker.

I did complete the wetsanding in time. It took forever. I started off with 2500, then 2000, and ended up using 1500. I wanted to go back over the 1500 with 2500, but I was running out of time so I decided to go straight to M105 on a wool pad with a rotary. It took a couple passes and some decent...

I like 845 and M205/M105 a lot. What I haven't been so thrilled with is Mothers back to black (which it doesn't seem to do as the name says) and 303 protectant (where's the shine?).

same as it is here.

Just a stock shortblock 302. ;)

Mike, Thank you for the input. I've owned the car since 1998/27,000 miles. I haven't machined buffed/polished it very often, so the paint should still be fairly thick. Measuring the thickness had been on my to-do list for a while. I had planned on hand sanding the hood with the Meg's flexible...

I'm going to be getting my 1992 Mustang ready for an upcoming car show. The paint is not dried out and chalky, but it does have it's fair share of RIDS. The paint on 90% of the car is the original single stage oxford white. The hood has been resprayed, but I had it sprayed in single stage as...