ok so here's the deal, i took some 2000 grit sandpaper and wet sanded some sratches on the clear coat. The thing is that the scratches went away but now there's this lil fuzzy area that i duno how to buff out, is there any sand paper that i can buy that will polish it back to clear??????????? Like an automotive 4k grit?? i was sanding my sliders after i put some clear gloss pray on them, and though hell why not try it to get some scratches off the truck. It looked fine, and clear when it was wet, but then when it tried you can see the cloudiness
You need to rub it out with rubbing compound, and then use your favorite polish. This should take care of it.
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07 Black Sand Pearl A/C TRD Offroad (Sig by Sock)
5100's all the way around,M/T Classic locks, Nitto Terra Grapplers ,Gibson exhaust, Pioneer audio/video. http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2681168
Should i use, scratch x, or maybe some wax, or rubbing compound, or should i take a clay bar to it???????
PB???? Toku?????
use scratch X it will take a little bit of time but you will get it. keep rubbing it in and buffing it off. Hopefully you didnt go through the clear. post some pics.
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05 4X4 DC LB TRD Sport(OME 885's, Alcan AAL,silver HL mod, 265/70/17s Firestone destination AT's)
99 Audi A4
Ok i fixed it, medium grade rubbing compound from turtle wax, then scratch x. the 2000 grit wet sand removed the scratch on the clear coat but left a cloud area where i sanded, it didn't go through the clear coat but i was freaked out when i saw the aftermath.
This is the scratch removed and the cloud
This is what it looked like then it was wet.
Look almost clear. i don't have the fixed picture but trust me my friends couldn't even tell i had a scratch where i fixed it. I had to remind them of the once 13 inch scratch i had on the clear coat.
This is a crude method and i freaked out when i saw the cloud on the clear coat. I'll post a pic tomorrow when there is light, but if you want to try this do at your own risk.
scared the shit out of me when i came back to look at it after i went to a few other scratch spots, i didn't notice it since it was still wet and looked fine. Lets say i ran to my lap top. But yea i got all my clear coat scratches fixed, never goan do stupid shit like that again.
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