Even small car scratches can ruin the look of a perfect paint job. Wet sanding is one of the best ways to blend repairs smoothly before polishing. With the correct grit sequence and technique, you can restore the finish to...
Whether you’re restoring a vintage guitar or finishing a new build, achieving that deep, mirror-like shine depends on one crucial skill: wet sanding. This process levels the clear coat and removes texture, dust nibs, or orange peel, allowing your guitar’s...
Automotive clear coats can look glossy from a distance but often reveal fine texture—called orange peel—up close. To achieve that true mirror finish, the surface must be leveled by sanding before buffing. This process requires precision and patience, using progressively...
