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sivart321 · 08-09-2005, 01:40 AM

He answered your question, what more do you want?

First, it sounds like you already wetsanded the clearcoat, correct? In which case the second question doesn't make complete sense.

Either way, all you really need to do now is polish the surface and see if you are satisfied. I do not see why you wouldn't be unless you didnt put enough clear coat on the paint and ended up sanding through the clear into the paint.

And as far as polishing is concerned, read the directions on the particular polish you plan on using. Most rubbing compounds and polishes and even glazes require you to rub it in (as suggested by the instructions) and wipe it off before it dries. The final coat of wax that you chose to put on is typically the only thing that needs to haze over before you wipe it clean.

Correct me if I am wrong.

08-09-2005, 01:40 AM	#4
sivart321 Variable Bitrate sivart321's CarPC Specs Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Pomona, CA Vehicle: 1990 VW Corrado Posts: 445 My Photos: ()	He answered your question, what more do you want? First, it sounds like you already wetsanded the clearcoat, correct? In which case the second question doesn't make complete sense. Either way, all you really need to do now is polish the surface and see if you are satisfied. I do not see why you wouldn't be unless you didnt put enough clear coat on the paint and ended up sanding through the clear into the paint. And as far as polishing is concerned, read the directions on the particular polish you plan on using. Most rubbing compounds and polishes and even glazes require you to rub it in (as suggested by the instructions) and wipe it off before it dries. The final coat of wax that you chose to put on is typically the only thing that needs to haze over before you wipe it clean. Correct me if I am wrong. Last edited by sivart321; 08-09-2005 at 01:46 AM.