AAE
Learner
I do have issues,but, I'll leave those to my therapist.
But, one that I know y'all can help with is figuring out why I'm having such a hard time buffing the Speed Clear.
For context, I do mobile repairs for dealers. So, my conditions vary widely. Usually, it's pretty hot,humid and breezy/windy. I either let the Sun bake the clear or I'll lamp it for 10 minutes or sometimes both.
Color sanding is 1k grit up to 3k grit and sometimes higher. Using wool pad on a rotary. Compound is the ACA500.
I'm wondering if I'm just not waiting long enough for it to cure. It took nearly an hour to buff a 1/4 panel yesterday.
But, one that I know y'all can help with is figuring out why I'm having such a hard time buffing the Speed Clear.
For context, I do mobile repairs for dealers. So, my conditions vary widely. Usually, it's pretty hot,humid and breezy/windy. I either let the Sun bake the clear or I'll lamp it for 10 minutes or sometimes both.
Color sanding is 1k grit up to 3k grit and sometimes higher. Using wool pad on a rotary. Compound is the ACA500.
I'm wondering if I'm just not waiting long enough for it to cure. It took nearly an hour to buff a 1/4 panel yesterday.