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  1. 08-26-2006 04:54 AM #1
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    clear -coat buff

     



    Just painted the Nova , and was wondering what the best way to buff out the clear coat it has been about 3 days now . I have a few dust particles that I want to get rid of. Would appreciate any advice ,thanks.
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    Read this . . .

    http://www.clubhotrod.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25933
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    yup, was a good discussion. Just color sand and buff. I usually do mine with 1500 wet paper after the paint is on for 24 hours and before it gets hard as a rock and takes way more effort to color sand......
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    Thanks guys , you always help me out . no matter what subject , thanks again .I should have picture's soon, it came out awesome .
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    You should see how hard the CC is after three weeks . . .
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    I stopped using PPG years ago because it hardened up faster than I could get the finish work done. By the next morning, it was already too hard!

    The timeline, and sandpaper and buffing materials, will depend on the paints you use, and shop temperatures.
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