How to remove 2000 grit sanding marks completely?

Hoytman said:
While reading this article
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...wet-sanding-fresh-paint-vs-factory-paint.html


I found a link to this video
How to Wash Your Car (ShowCar style!)


and this article
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/20007-new-detailing.html


which happens to be one of the neatest personal stories I've ever read.

Thanks for sharing Mike.
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Thanks for taking the time to read and watch all of the above...


Hoytman said:
While going to college, and yearning to learn all I can about creating a show car finish, I've learned a real lesson from a newbies perspective from that article...

...It's a long way to the top if you wanna Rock-N-Roll.
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There's all kinds of ways to live your life, I like helping others to get further up the road and I find our forum members are the same way... makes this a great place to hang out...


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Yes Mark, it's diminishing abrasive technology so you have to finish it. You can't stop in the middle of your passes.

I also want the tshirt. I agree M105 will cut a bch
 
This may be a dumb question, but here it goes:

Can you use a variable speed drill with a wool pad to take out scratches?

I undestand that one does not want to use a DA polisher with the wool pad because of the heat issue.

Don't have a rotary buffer.

Fire away.
 
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