How to remove a orange peel! 

I would start off with the terry cloth towel and gradually move up to wool. Wool will burn your paint quick if not lubricated and used properly

We use all rupes pads

No depending on how bad the debris or drip is. I sometimes start with 800 grit. Always end with 2000 but I prefer 3000. Easier to buff

@@ReveMoto thank you very much for your fast response 👍👍👍

Haha thank you

No, it's after clear coat. We put a good amount of clear coat so it allows us to cut and buff as you see here so we can polish it out to perfection 👌 Are you trying to do the same?

@@ReveMoto i was going to paint the cab of my truck myself. Incase i dont get a perfect finish lol

@@aammadmustafa5985 yeah just layer two coats of clear. You will be fine as long as you know when to stop sanding when you buff

How many coats of clear is it 2-3?

Professionals no 5000 grit not necessary as they know the compound and cutting power of pad being used. This technique for amateurs cuz they tend not to know what compound or pad to use, so they chasing sand scratches. I make it easier for them on the buffing side by getting them to the finest grit possible.

@@ReveMoto understood and thanks for quick reply. Makes sense now.

@@ReveMotoyou don’t need to be a professional to know, each compound today have the grit of sand paper it removes written directly on the bottle .. if it says 1500, you don’t need to go 5000, but 3000 will make it a lot faster to remove

@@MowSow Yes. 5000 is not necessary if you know how to use the buffer/compound properly. I am just stating it makes the job easier. Not stating it needs to go that far per manufacturer recommendation

What can I do for sand scratches, compound or polish?

I think you may have over sanded and now that are doesn’t have clear coat. It may have to be repainted

Agree. Sounds like you went through the top coat. Try a very tiny spot with 1500 wet and dry then G360 fast compound on a cloth backwards and forwards side to side. Buff with clean cloth. If no improvement then you need to prep surface for 2-3 coats base coat and then 2-3 costs of clear.

Maybe you just used a step 1 and did go step 2

We use the Rupes compound

Yeah all original paint has orange peel. If you want out do the cut and buff 💪 maybe even some wet sanding

Correct this is for the amateurs and weekend warriors

It depends on your level of skill. If you are more familiar with buffing then 3k/5k is not necssary. if

We don’t remove all

We weren’t trying to remove all of it

We painted it so we know the thickness of the clear. If it was a panel we don’t know about yes a gauge is recommended

If used properly and end with at least 3000 grit swirl marks will easily be buffed out

What polisher brand is that?

@@SpinningwrencheswithJ Its a rupes

@@ReveMoto thank you