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Dave J. 
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 Posted: Oct/06/2007 at 2:17am |
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I can fully appreciate your wanting to be careful. That is exactly the way I felt through the body work process
and into the prime then filler prime stages. I originally was going to paint my car and then decided to have a Professional handle that for me. Putting all the chrome pieces back on without damaging the paint was my most stressfull part of the project. Man Bill, I sincerely wish the very very best for You and Your Family, Your health issues are of great concern. Our Thoughts and Prayers are with You... Regards, Dave... |
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Steve_P
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Posted: Oct/07/2007 at 10:43pm |
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eek, don't use that- that's a grinder, not a buffer. pick up a makita or even one of the HF cheapies that go s l o w
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FamlyTradition
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Posted: Dec/07/2007 at 3:47pm |
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1) I like the 3M line, works good. 2) You shouldn't have to buff to get new paint to shine. Usualy you buff clear coat to get out trash (dust, a bug,...) or to get rid of some of the orange peel after wet sanding, or where you're blending paint. Just my two cents
 . BE CAREFUL AROUND THE EDGES.
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