New Paint Question.....
New Paint Question.....
Hey! This one is for the painters out there... After getting into an accident and wrecking my rear quater panel, I had a "homey hook up" through a freind that one day took it in and did the body work. A few weeks later was able to paint it. Paint LOOKS great, however I had to pick it up and leave quickly but before I left, the "hook up guy" said I need to "Buff it out". What happens is that it the paint is totally rough. I acted like I knew what he meant, probably because I was happy it looked great and was in a rush to leave. I waxed the whole car and it feels a little better, but what does "Buff it out" mean? Get an electric car buffer, or wax it over and over and over again?
Has this happened to anyone else here?
Has this happened to anyone else here?
Originally Posted by kernel843
take it to a detailer and have them do an exterior detail (polish,sealant,wax)
Originally Posted by redlude97
IMO, that won't be enough to remove significant orange peel from a new paint job.
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Originally Posted by kenchan
doh! remove that wax so the fresh paint can breath!
get it polished using high grit wetsand or compound (2000+)
get it polished using high grit wetsand or compound (2000+)
Originally Posted by redlude97
IMO, that won't be enough to remove significant orange peel from a new paint job.
also, i've never worked on a freshly painted car, so if you're not suppose to wax it then i say go with what everyone else is aying.
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