Wetsanding part 2 of 5

[loveja1]

I will agree on most of this, but I would strongly suggest not using a foam pad to remove scratches. It will generate way too much heat and if your not experienced you will warp the panel. Cars aren't made they they use to be. I suggest wool pads. #1 pad which is the white pad for compounding, then the #2 pad which is yellow for polishing, and then you can use the black foam pad. If you do use the wool, use the double sided ones, the edges are mostly hidden behind the wool causing less damage

[tog85]

@loveja1 Are you just talking out of your ass? A wool pad generates much more heat and is what is needed to remove deep scratches. A foam pad creates much less heat and on top of it, leaves a much finer finish, Hell, you use a very fine foam pad with a fine polish as the last step to remove swirls.

[loveja1]

@tog85 first of all have a little respect when talking to someone, don't be ignorant!. Read what I wrote again, foam pads are not good for removing scratches. I have been a professional body shop detailer for close to 20 years and wet sanded hundreds of show cars and I have won more awards for my finishes then I can count so I'm sure I know what I'm talking about. My comment stands secure.

[vieri32]

Get thoes scratches uniform and if you want to take thoes scratches out you can buddy

[adanaliturk]

i dont think all the clear coat would come out just sanding couple times... imagine what would happen if u didntt have it !

[akuma4u]

why would you pay to have clear coat put on only to sand it off afterwords?

[mandtconstruct]

For PERFECTION in the clear coat!!

[jfolks74]

so you get no orange peel

[loveja1]

@akuma4u its so that you can create a mirror finish

[jzama85]

These are really good videos!! They contain a lot of knowledge. thank you so much for sharing.

[mandtconstruct]

This guy doesn't do this for a living, watch videos by SWRNC to learn the CORRECT WAY!

[jzama85]

yep thanks .....actually, SWRNC is my every day meal. Pete is such a cool guy, and I've learned a lot from him..

cheers!!

from mexico,

JZ

[ToddDavis5050]

I'll agree that this is informative. When it comes to doing a new or expensive car, I would just use a new pad.

How much do people pay to go to this seminar? Where is it located?

[albricoque]

ignant? what its that?where is your grammar,oh i'm sorry you are just to tired of reading all the comments that people made in the net,you should know that are people trying to learn the language,but theres always asshole's like you that the only thing they do is critizice other's peoples knowledge of the language,at least I try to do the best i can,and if that doesn't please you wellll,you know the sentence,"U" "R" AN ASSHOLE. I'M DONE W/YOU BYE,

[albricoque]

wooh the girl from behind is really bore and wants to go home good for her  cause it get's to bo4ring,and detailin is not suposse to be that way,feel sorry for those guy,cause detailin can't be teach in one single class

[charlesaferg]

..Neither can the English language.

[albricoque]

I try my best ignorant,i'm not that good at english but fuck 'u' anyway,fucking,retarded

[charlesaferg]

Ignant. If you can't speak English, just speak Spanish, so you may at least prove to yourself and the viewers that you have some semblance of a comprehension for grammar.

[danlc95]

What did he use to clean the wool pad?

[JgHaverty]

most likely a brush.

[albricoque]

it is call the spur is almost like real spur but withthe handle,removes all the polish

[tbirdpimp07]

guy freakin out over the water lord just tell them to use a water bottle thier adults not idiots

[a2ssm]

4:40 Shouldn't the compound be applied to the wool pad rather than the paint??

[69Accord69]

no, he mentioned that right before.

[JgHaverty]

thats how I've ALWAYS been taught O.o

[spydirtek]

very good vid!

[roadrage212]

This is what I do for a living and I would have killed to see these videos when I was learning.

[Mitchubishievo]

You and me both brother!

[drummerlars]

great vids