Help, son took sanding block to paint job!!!
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Help, son took sanding block to paint job!!!
I need to know what products actually work at removing scratches in paint. I don't want to use trial and error. If you used something and it worked, please help me. And I restrained myself from killing my son. I don't know how.
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Originally posted by xpndbl3
if it's bad enough i'd wetsand, then buff with some 3M compounds and an orbital and hopefully it's not that deep.
if it's bad enough i'd wetsand, then buff with some 3M compounds and an orbital and hopefully it's not that deep.
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Car: 89 Formula 350
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I don't have the money to take it to a shop, but I found some 3M compounds to try. They aren't deep, the sanding block had a pretty high grit count. I should be able to get rid of them with that. Thanks.
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What was the grit on the block, anything 600 and above will cut and buff out with some work, if its 1000 and higher you can just use compound and get it out.
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Ask the body shop if they're willing to accept a child as payment for a new paint job.
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Originally posted by pwdbychevy
Ask the body shop if they're willing to accept a child as payment for a new paint job.
Ask the body shop if they're willing to accept a child as payment for a new paint job.
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Originally posted by 89Formula5.7
I could get more on ebay. The grit was above 600. It was used for finishing furniture.
I could get more on ebay. The grit was above 600. It was used for finishing furniture.
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im sorry.. ive opened this thread 5 times now, hoping someone else would ask..
WHY did your son do that? is he a young kid and didnt know any better? was he a little older and trying to wetsand your paint?
you cant have a title like that without the backstory.
WHY did your son do that? is he a young kid and didnt know any better? was he a little older and trying to wetsand your paint?
you cant have a title like that without the backstory.
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i want to know how long before he was able to sit down after you whopped him for taking the block to it
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i just spit my coffee all over the darn keyboard
thats just too funny
you may have to sand in stages depending on how deep the scratches are,try 1000 grit soaked in a bucket of water with a couple a drops of dish soap for lubrication.
use a sqeegee to wipe off the water and check your progress.Once all the scratches are gone you can move up to a 1500grit if you want or try compounding from there with a wool pad on a buffer using 3m's rubbing compound.Mist the surface of the paint and your pad with water before you start,and dont dry buff.then try a finishing glaze by hand or on a foam pad just dont try to put the finishing glaze on the same pad that you used for the compounding.
Oh ya clean the surface after compounding and before applying the finishing glaze real well so there no contamenants on there from the compounding!
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