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Seriously, see if color sanding helps. What's to lose?

This kind of stuff is why I bought this sprayer. Actually worked well. Hopefully, it will save me from getting out the mini and firing up the compressor.

I've had some success with color sanding those type of scratches out. Start with 1500 and see what happens.

The handbook says 7 days.

Nope. Follow only the guidelines of the manufacturer.

Too personal? Anywho, my intakes are garage windows. I use window sized plywood to deflect the cold upwards. Surprisingly, it really helped keep the project warmer. Does that make sense?

What does your intake look like?

This is what I've been using. Any knowledge of pros and cons? What would you suggest using? Thanks!

Go to West and get me kolache please. All of my wife's side went to Baylor. I love the Texas Ranger (not baseball) Museum.

I love Euro, especially on black.

If I remember correctly, recently Barry said he buffed on a well aged Euro and was surprised at the buffability.

Do you think that Sun exposure makes a difference in buffability?

Euro=hard short buff window. Universal=softer long buff window

Euro is popular too.

Depends on if you want a clear that's scratched resistant but gets harder to buff over time(production )or one that stays easy to buff for a long time (universal).

The latest fad is microfiber towels on a roll. You can wash them up to 50x. They're nice because they are thin and can get into the tight areas.

My cleanest jobs come outside, except during cottonwood season. Clear coat is a magnet to those little buggers