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glennster 05-31-2012 03:34:35 99.90.9.153 Report to Moderator	wet sand it for sure. use warm water with a little car wash soap in it. car wash soap will not leave a film like a dish or laundry soap. use your palm when sanding, not your fingers so you get an even finish. rinse with clean water, hit it with pre-cleano (prep sol, final wash ect) tack rag it, then re-shoot. [Reply]   [No Email]
GordoSD 06-01-2012 19:44:52 64.33.250.162 Report to Moderator	Re: Dirt in new paint in reply to glennster, 05-31-2012 03:34:35   I like the 3m real firm sponge rubber pads for wet sanding. And the regular 3M rubber blocks for larger flatter panels. Back in the day when we were putting 24 coats of hand rubbed laquer (high spots) on custom cars we wet sanded entire cars three times. A "standard" repaint in 1956 went out the door for $59.00. [Reply]  [No Email]
B-maniac 05-31-2012 18:50:55 97.85.62.26 Report to Moderator	Re: Dirt in new paint in reply to glennster, 05-31-2012 03:34:35   I'm sure it goes without saying , determine what the source of the dirt was and cure it. Dirt in paint isn't just "bad luck" that will change by itself the next time. Paint is expensive , prevention is usually free. [Reply]  [No Email]