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    Greetings for Northeast Tennessee

    Thanks for the warm welcome! - amateur4sure
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    Hazy and dull

    Yep, I'm definitely going to purchase either a DA or rotary. Thanks again for the advice. - amateur4sure
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    Hazy and dull

    Maybe 1 1/2 each of base and clear coat. Sounds like I need to at least double that. - amateur4sure
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    Hazy and dull

    Impressive thread...I'm gonna give this another shot. Thanks for the help. - amateur4sure
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    Hazy and dull

    Well, that's the thing, it doesn't look like orange peel - hazy and dull, like someone took dry sandpaper to a nice, shiny paint job. Turtle Wax in a squeeze bottle. - amateur4sure
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    Hazy and dull

    Thanks for the input...I appreciate it. Yes, I agree. I'm struggling with what kind of machine to get - $50-$75 DA or 90$-$125 rotary buffer...are these decent products that will bite into the finish, unlike the orbital I have? - amateur4sure
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    Hazy and dull

    I was hoping you wouldn't ask... The top of the doors were beginning to fade, so I decided to give it a shot. 1) Sanded old paint; 2) Primed with Duplicolor scratch filler primer (4 light coats) 3) Painted with Duplicolor Pewter Metallic (5 light coats) 4) Clear coat Duplicolor (4 light coats)...
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    Hazy and dull

    My first attempt painting the passenger-side door and cab door... Notice where I tried rubbing compound in a 1' x 3' area. What can I use to get this to shine? Rotary buffer? DA? Or start over (sand, prime, paint, clear coat)? - amateur4sure
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    Greetings for Northeast Tennessee

    Looking forward to getting an education...
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