Easy cut and buff

Anyone can cut and buff their own paint job, but many are afraid to try. In this video I hope to ease your fears and show that with just a few supplies you can create an amazing finish.
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[@jasonbrabant6545]

Looks great. Very big difference

[@coreysgarage6389]

Thanks!

[@EdA-bz3bu]

Your comments are very helpful a lot of details of your experience. Keep it up. 👏

[@coreysgarage6389]

Thank you, happy to be helpful.

[@BearBudgetgarage]

When I wetsand to 2000 or 3000 I just go straight into a firm foam pad which seems to reduce chance of any burn thru. Then medium pad, soft pad for glazing. 6 inch buffer is what I have and is easy to control. Not a great fan of buffing, but would rather buff than mask any day😂 I end up buffing because of dust nibs. If using medium solids clear, i'm usually content with the level of peel. Clarity but not show car glass. That is fine for most drivers. When using the high solids clear, 3 coats, I fully wet sand and buff. Deluxe treatment. Also get more peel with the high solids. Once I get an 8o gallon,I should have adequate air and more consistent delivery. 2 compressors/ 50 gallons/ air pressure fluctuates as it barely keeps up with my gun. Bit long on the comments as I've been told before...any way, good video and relatable to those of us working in a home shop👍

[@coreysgarage6389]

Don’t worry about making a bunch of comments, you are sharing your experience and that is always helpful to myself or others who see the comments.