malmbas
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Man, I've done that heaps of times. You sand through to the finer grades of sandpaper, which start to polish the surface, and then you see all the low spots that the rougher paper didn't get. Freakin annoying i know
If the shells are pretty porous it really helps to prep the shells with a sealer or filler coat. Otherwise you need to keep clear coating, knock back sand, clear coating, knock back etc... until the deep spots are filled so you have a relatively flat surface the wet sand
Did you use a sanding sealer before the poly?
I use Meguiars 'Wet Look' a lot, it really brings shells alive after the long sanding, finish cutting etc.. process. It doesn't really have that much cutting compound in it, because it's meant for the end of the buffing process, so it's alright to apply by hand if you don't have a buffing machine. Might just give you a little bit more of that 'shine' you're looking for
Anyway the kit looks really cool as it is mate!
It must have the soul of a green kit, that's why it changed
If the shells are pretty porous it really helps to prep the shells with a sealer or filler coat. Otherwise you need to keep clear coating, knock back sand, clear coating, knock back etc... until the deep spots are filled so you have a relatively flat surface the wet sand
Did you use a sanding sealer before the poly?
I use Meguiars 'Wet Look' a lot, it really brings shells alive after the long sanding, finish cutting etc.. process. It doesn't really have that much cutting compound in it, because it's meant for the end of the buffing process, so it's alright to apply by hand if you don't have a buffing machine. Might just give you a little bit more of that 'shine' you're looking for
Anyway the kit looks really cool as it is mate!
It must have the soul of a green kit, that's why it changed