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Just a quick and very easy tip to use when you are wetsanding.
When you are wetsanding, lightly wetsand the complete surface, just enough to show a few scratches so the water will stay on the surface instead of simply beading off a non-sanded, freshly painted surface.
You will notice that the water "hangs on" the "scratched" surface. You can now easily finish wetsanding the complete panel since you use less water since it is staying on the panel instead of running off.
Hope this one make sense.
The scratched surface helps hold the water thus making the finish wetsanding even easier.
Try it and you'll see the results.
Another little tip to help you out!
[ 01-06-2002: Message edited by: Scott F ]
When you are wetsanding, lightly wetsand the complete surface, just enough to show a few scratches so the water will stay on the surface instead of simply beading off a non-sanded, freshly painted surface.
You will notice that the water "hangs on" the "scratched" surface. You can now easily finish wetsanding the complete panel since you use less water since it is staying on the panel instead of running off.
Hope this one make sense.
The scratched surface helps hold the water thus making the finish wetsanding even easier.
Try it and you'll see the results.
Another little tip to help you out!
[ 01-06-2002: Message edited by: Scott F ]