Part 1 of 2: Buffing a clear coat Materials Needed. Step 1: Soak the sandpaper. Step 2: Wash your car. Step 3: Begin to wet-sand the clear coat. Step 4: Continue wet-sanding with higher grit sandpaper. Step 5: Tape delicate surfaces. Step 6: Prep your sandpaper. Step 7: Sand the car. Click to see full answer. Also to know is, how soon can you wet sand clear coat?Even if you used high temperature hardener for the clear, 48 hours is plenty of time. Go easy on the sandpaper grit and let the compound to the work for the buffing. My car was buffed 24 hours later and was not baked. If you wait much longer than 48 hours it’s going to get too hard and make it a much tougher job. do you have to wet sand clear coat before buffing? The clear coat should be wet-sanded with 400 grit sandpaper. The sanding steps help diminish the clear coat until the entire surface is smooth. The polishing helps smooth out the scratches made by the sandpaper. Sanding can be a time consuming process, so plan to spend some time on this step. Accordingly, does wet sanding remove clear coat? If CP does not remove the deeper scratches or acid rain etching, you can then spot sand those spots. Keep in mind that compounding or wet sanding does remove clear coat. In the same way you can burn the paint with a rotary buffer if not handled correctly, you can dig too deep with sand grit.Why is my clear coat not glossy?The likely cause is that the paint was applied too thin per coat or the nozzle was too far away. A coat thick enough to get a glossy sheen is seen but not too thick that runs develop is the proper technique. Practice on a similar surface is suggested.
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