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Thanks alot P-man!

I don't thinik you mentioned this, does the car have clear over it?
No...i never use the stuff.
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Awesome write up.
One Question: I heard you can also wet the cloth/compound to produce a shinier finish... is that true ?

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another great HOW-TO by the great P-man
haha i still remeber the one about Panel lines
now i need to go out and get some compound myself
btw! do u spray ure kit with a clear coat?
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another great HOW-TO by the great P-man
haha i still remeber the one about Panel lines
now i need to go out and get some compound myself
btw! do u spray ure kit with a clear coat?

Umm, Look 3 replies up.
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Awesome write up.
One Question: I heard you can also wet the cloth/compound to produce a shinier finish... is that true ?

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i don't know if it is true, but how much shinnier can it get?
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Great explanation. Mow I'm gonna try it on my body (Hope it will works)
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Another great how-to, thank you very much man ylsuperylsuper
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Thanks for the write up, definately going to help a lot,
and also saves people from asking the questions again and again.
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Hey P-Man thx for the great FAQ but i have one question : You used tamiya acryl color right ??? I use revell enamel airbrush color !! Can I get the same result ????? or anyone else can help me ???

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Hey P-Man thx for the great FAQ but i have one question : You used tamiya acryl color right ??? I use revell enamel airbrush color !! Can I get the same result ????? or anyone else can help me ???

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I just tried to polish my Opel Astra and it didn't turn out that great.

The method I used was a series of sand papers. 3200, then 3600, then 12000. Then I polished three times with tamiya compound.

Look at the swirls I got.



I am going to end up re-spraying. look what i did to the bump near the rear. I think I will just use the compund instead of the sanding cloths. It looked a lot better before I started.
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could be that you need to wait for the paint to dry even more. Or that you did not have enough coats to cover the body clear. I use my turtle wax compund and it turn out perfectly i will show some pic tomorrow. Look for Tamiya R32 completed. And another tip that I find works great is to get the scratch remover that you see on tv info mercial. i bought some and it really makes the car shine and get all the super fine scratches that the compound may leave.
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actually I let it dry for about two weeks.
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