Rick Lightfoot
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No worries, good luck to you!
I’d recommend dry sanding with 1500, 2000 or 2500 depending on the severity of the orange peel. With wet sanding you need to keep clearing the water as you sand to see if you’re getting the desired result. Dry sanding is safer and faster (with the right product) because you can see your work as you sand, no over sanding. That is especially important if you have little or no experience color or flat sanding a finish. If you like further advice, let me know :cheers
[url=http://www.eagleguys.com]www.eagleguys.com[/url]Oh yeah, This stuff is amazing.:clappy Its part of the Total Dry Sanding System. There’s the P500 Sky, P800 Lemon and the P1500 Orange. It’s great for primer and dry sanding top coats. It lasts a long time, super shallow scratch pattern and unclogs easily. Saves tons of time. The whole line of paper is really good and we have the cheapest prices online.
[url=http://www.eagleguys.com]www.eagleguys.com[/url]I’d recommend Super Assilex Sky (P500) It cuts like 320 but finishes like 800+
Perfect for primer finishing!
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