How To Wet Sand A Scratch Out Of Car Paint

Learn how to wet sand a scratch out of car paint. Wet sanding is a skill every detailer can utilize to bring loads of value to their business. Safely removing scratches from car paint is also a great skill to have for anyone who likes to keep their vehicle in its best condition. Wet sanding can be a scary task at first but with all the information and tools now available, everyone should be able to get started on the right foot. In this video we look over some of the basics of wet sanding as well as some of my favourite tools to get the job done.

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[JShawnPaul]

I’ve be restoring old cars for 20 years and everything you said was absolutely correct. Good job man!

[ejoautovideos]

A lot of people are afraid of wet sanding, but it can save sooo much time and effort and actually sometimes be safer than trying to compound out very deep scratches.
Great guide! 👍

[mylom]

I wish I would’ve watched this before I started

[Nimbus.]

Time to watch every single video on this channel.

[lesilesmyers]

Very good video, Thank you for taking your time to show people how to do this I have been detailing for over 20 years, This is one of the best videos I've seen on wet sanding

[mwsellox]

Wow that's magic. I have a black bmw E60 2005. I think I need all the sandpaper in the world to clean my car. Nice video :)

[kennyhamlin]

The amount of good information in this video is crazy. You’re a genuinely talented teacher.

[thereskent]

Best video! This guy is very easy to understand- speaks clearly and helpful.

[Unskriptedfilmz]

Dude. Thank you. Easily the best detailing YouTuber.

[freeholdnjusa]

Thanks!! This worked like a charm! I was pretty sure I was going to need a paint job on my bike’s fender so I figured what the hell..it’s already ruined so why not try wet sanding. I started a little nervous...but as I saw the results were occurring in steps like you said they would I got braver. I used Mothers Mag and Aluminum Polish after sanding because I did this on the fly and didn’t have the exact items you did. I then finished with Mothers Brazilian Carnauba Cleaner Wax and the results were spectacular even though I did it all by hand! Thanks again for making it look so easy because it really was.

[evolvepersonaltrainers]

Thanks a lot man, I've never done it before and i'm going to give this a try. I have a spare panel from the junk yard too to test it out first. Thanks

[vtecaccord]

I'm not sure how I stumbled across this page but glad I did! Excellent video!

[tad]

I never knew it was this easy to make the touch paint to merge with rest of the paint. THANKS 🙏

[HeidiPyke]

Love the professionalism of the video editing. 👍

[angelm]

Great video to learn from, I recommend this to any beginners looking to up their detail/ restoration game.

[guywittamic]

Hey, thanks a lot for putting this out there. I'm stoked to watch more from you! As an instructor in my own field, I know what it takes to be a good teacher––and you have what it takes. You are thorough and don't expect your audience to already know––which seems obvious, but it's prevalent with those new to instructing to assume your audience knows (which defeats the purpose of teaching, but you'd be surprised). Anyhow, yeah, thanks!

[jessieevans]

A lot of talent in a young guy, great work man!

[AndrewAlvarez-pyzz]

Best video on this subject that I have seen.

[elvisstarlord]

Thanks. This helped alot.. I was kinda nervous about it. Hitting mine today. Cross your fingers! It's a 1998 Chevy Silverado and it is beautiful!

[valle]

Straight to the point. Nice man!


Def a skill I'd like to add under my belt, just took a PPF class and currently still learning the basics :)