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Originally Posted by CC69Rat
You are really good man .. Seriously. Maybe someday I'll get one this slick. Your work ethic is unparralelled, at least from anything I've ever seen. I'm a firm believer your work is only as good as what's underneath it. Each step is as important as the next. .. all the way up to final polish. I'd let you paint my trucks / cars no doubt.
So this stays on the panel even in the wetsanding stage? I bet it's rough on a black vehicle!  Do they make white compressed charcoal (?) Sounds goofy I know but I think I recall seeing it at Hobby Lobby. |
Thanks alot! I've still got alot to learn as this is only my third paint job, and the second one I've buffed (one was satin clear on a Jeep). I'm trying to do the best I know how because as you said, every step builds on the last and they've all got to be right for the surface to look good when you're done.
I'm pretty sure there's lighter versions of the charcoal sticks that would work on black or darker paints. Maybe it's made from albino charcoal.