How do I get that "wet look"?

The wet sand, cut and buff was done after I felt the painted cured for a bit. It had never quite the same since. I can't put a exact date on the sand, but would have been well after the paint had cured id say.

I've personally never tried a glaze. Would love too but they seem a rarity in Australia!
 
goldenlight said:
The WEt Look comes from Polishing...
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The wet look starts with making the paint as flat and smooth as possible. Then polishing and applying "something" that was formulated to create gloss and shine like a wax, sealant or coating.

Fresh paint looks great when the car comes out of the paint booth a good professional polishing process will take these results to a higher level and regular polishing and protecting maintains the level achieved.

:)
 
Gloss starts first with a smooth surface...


This is the definition of a high gloss finish!
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:)
 
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