Re: New paint

[Laneslyle8@xxxxxxx]

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Don, Hope I wasn't too harsh on my wording in regard to the paint work.  Just 
trying to be straightforward of how things go in regard to paint and body  
work in the twenty years I have been involved in the trade. I have just seen too 
 many deals go astray in trading on paint work. Anyway, Don for the dust 
issue I  would recommend a 2000 grit wet/dry sandpaper to color sand the finish 
until  flat, followed by a buffing with 3M 6983 compound (I believe I have that 
number  right), then followed by a finishing swirl remover glaze. This will 
clean up  your concern, but then note that this panel will be flatter in texture 
than the  rest of the panels. If the other panels are flat in regard to paint 
texture,  then you have no concerns. If there happens to be an orange peel 
texture which  is apparent, then sanding the one panel flat and buffing it will 
obviously look  out of place amongst the others. Your goal is merely to remove 
"dust" so you  should not have much of a concern. I use a wool pad for the 
first buffing,  followed by a foam pad for the final buff. At times I also do a 
hand glazing of  the finish......Lyle  in Montana 

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