Jon,
You probably don't want to use rubbing compound. If you can, get hold of a
buffer or orbital polisher. This will make the job a lot shorter. I will
recommend two choices. Use something like Meguir's Scratch & Swirl Remover,
or pay a visit to you local auto paint shop and pick up a mild buffing
liquid like "Finesse-it", or something similar. This is what I did after
the 2000 grit wet sanding. It buffs out very nice. So nice that I am going
to go back over and re-clear coat again. (It brought out a few more flaws
in my work than I am willing to settle with.) Don't feel bad about
procrastinating. My paint repair started back in March. All good things
take time! Right?
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> From: Jon Smith[SMTP:fast4x4@bellsouth.net]
> Reply To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
> Sent: Monday, January 03, 2000 1:55 PM
> To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
> Subject: DML: rubbing compounds
>
> I'm finishing some touch up work that has been in the process for the past
> 6
> months now... (yes, I procrastinate) I did the final wet sanding today,
> with 2k grit, all is smooth, now I just need to buff it out. What sort of
> rubbing compound should I use?
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