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Right Way To Cut And Buff Paint Sandpaper
Right Way To Cut And Buff Paint Sandpaper
Lindstrom used to go from 800 to 1,200 grit, but after talking with Mike Pennington at Meguiar’s they decided to add a step and go over the car with 1,000-grit paper. The reason is that the 1,200 doesn’t always remove every 800-grit scratch and the extra step really pays off when he gets to the buffing stage. View Related Article
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