Clearing

[Sioux]

So you really need to do the final sanding ( 2000 grid ) and the buffing ? I normaly let the clearing done by someone else, can i do the 2000 sanding and buffing myself ? or is it hard to learn? Is such a machine expensive? ( sorry for my english writting, i am Dutch).. many greetz ,great work!!!

 

[rex]

Welcome Sioux.You don't have to buff it if it comes out clean and the clear laid down nice,but it's rare they come out perfect.For an everyday job on a car I just sand out any dirt nibs and buff them.If it's a high dollar job or a bike I sand the whole thing flat and buff it for that glass look.For an electric buffer,a few pads and compounds and glazes you're probably looking at $250-300 here in the US.It's not hard but you have to pay attention and work in an area that wind can't blow dirt onto the surface.