if u are very carefull you can use a fine grit wet sand paper. like 2000 grit. and wet sant your entire car. and remember dont stay in 1 spot and dont do little strokes. nice even light pressured strokes and go over the entire car. afterwords go over the entie car BY HAND and wax it. it will look like it just came off the showroom floor. i have an 01 and i did this. it takes time, but it is worth it.
im telling u, wet sand that bitch. it will take it out. all u are c-ing is the imperfections in the clear coat. if u wet sand it takes them out and u are left with a "new" clear coat. i worked in a body shop and we fixed probs. like yours useing wet sanding all of the time
OK on the wet sanding, please explain how to get it to work really well. i worked in a body shop for a while (sucked cause all i did was wet sand with 720) so i know how to wet sand, but how do you do it well to make your car look as close to new as possible with out little scratches from the wet sanding?? btw i have a 97 triple black gt vert.
if u wet sand with a very fine paper it will work. i have an 01 and i did this. i did it almost a year ago and all i do is wax my car useing mothers wax about 1 time every 2 months and my car looks like it came off the showroom floor. and i dont recomend it to someone that has never done any paint work b4. but if u have ever sanded anything and u feel comfortabe with it it works great. and i wouldnt go to this as a first resort. he said he has already tried compounds and 3 steps. i was just trying to help this guy save 500 bucks. fine tell him to take it to a detail shop and they will 3 step it. and it if doesnt work for some more $ they will do what i said.
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