Simplest & Most Profitable Wet Sanding Strategies For Pro Detailers!

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Simplest & Most Profitable Wet Sanding Strategies For Pro Detailers! How do you wet sand scratches out of car paint as a professional detailer? Sometimes we just need some good, and simple training, so here it is.

In this video we talk about:

#1. The different types of car scratches that can be found in car paint, and why wet sanding isn't always the best option. Wet sanding is only as good and the nature of the scratch that you are wet sanding in the first place, so here we teach you why as a professional auto detailer wet sanding isn't always the best option.
#2. We look at a scratch, and wet sand a car scratch that cannot be fixed. Why would we wet sand a car scratch that can't be fixed? Because as a professional auto detailer it is necessary to see the limitations of wet sanding in different scenarios, and why this is such a communication point with potential customers.
#3. We wet sand scratches that can be fixed 100%, but talk about afterwards whether or not wet sanding is really the best approach for scratches like this.

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[TurnerMobileDetailing]

Been there done that! When I first started out I sanded through a couple cars and had to pay to have the panel repainted. I don’t go any lower than 2000 myself, so I totally agree man, if your starting out especially, 3000 is a good starting point.

[nextleveldetailingplus]

Hey Luke Wilson this is Joe from next level detail and plus I learned a lot from you and how you strategize a Lotta different aspects of Detailing and you definitely get me some ideas to do some changes for my business all detailers need to support one another it doesn’t matter who does what who does the best but support one another

[brianhenry]

this guy is the Meet Kevin of auto detailing. always makes it interesting

[sub_c-ro]

I have those shoes! 😂. Not only do I like and want to detail cars myself, I’m also a sneaker head 😁

[muchisimos]

That is a great topic but very sensitive for some. 😅

[galidbell]

Why wetsand it with 3000grit when you can just use heavy cut compound?

[ridgehall]

Hey can you do an updated exterior wash in the sun? Interior seems easy but detailing in the sun with 0 water spots seems intimidating.

[marybetheby]

Good way to blow through paint.As a 30 year paint shop employee, these newer cars have very little clear coat on them anymore.Attempt at your own(wallets)risk..

[MahendraSingh-rper]

The trick to know when to stop sanding is spray water on the scratch, wipe it, if it vanishes for a few seconds then you’re good, if you still see it as soon You spray it, that scratch too deep