How to Remove Runs and Sags in Clearcoat and Paint [EASY]

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Название	:	How to Remove Runs and Sags in Clearcoat and Paint [EASY]
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Great demo The same technique translates to guitar finishes
Comment from : @billknudson7895

This was a sanity saver, thank you!!
Comment from : @mattyssexydroid

Lol damn it man put masking tape over the edge of blade first keeps the corners from digging in
Comment from : @thomashumphrey5426

Saved my life lol
Comment from : @cjthedj2168

Thank you
Comment from : @rimundocachero6266

that sounds tho 😅
Comment from : @mamastern

Well I figured it out you just have to do a lot of buffing and I mean a lot Came out great so I'm happy sorry for freaking out everybody
Comment from : @fredtheveteran4623

So do we just keep buffing and buffing and buffing and buffing with the compound until it finally comes back to normal?
Comment from : @fredtheveteran4623

I'm freaking out because I can't get the scratches out I did everything exactly like he said to do Idk what to do!!!!!
Comment from : @fredtheveteran4623

Okay somebody help me I did exactly what this gentleman told me to do but you can still see the scratches I have sand wet sanded I have buffed I have wet sanded I have buffed those scratches don't come out how do you get them out to make it look normal again?
Comment from : @fredtheveteran4623

I must suck because I did exactly what he did and mine came out horrible!!! He makes it look so easy I'm going to pay a pro to do it for me
Comment from : @fredtheveteran4623

Very helpful sir thank you for this video
Comment from : @timmy1845

If I could give you two likes for the two tips, I would!
Comment from : @TrentMRobertson

I was about to remove the whole paint and start a fresh paint untill u saw this video Well, i hope this helps i will be trying after my clear dries offbrAny more advice and tips will be helpful Thanks
Comment from : @zalesupuro6546

Learned this b4 thx for confirming
Comment from : @franklexington2586

Does that water have soap in it?
Comment from : @jtroutt19

This video saved my guitar project Thanks!
Comment from : @chzzyg2698

Just remembered keep razor blade level
Comment from : @wildestcowboy2668

Very important presentation Thank youCongratulations brother
Comment from : @7417928020

Great technique! What polish and pad did you use?
Comment from : @gustavette8487

I got runs today and noticed I used a 18 tip on basecoat put already put on clear and it is drying now but will have to fix it when I get some more razor blades
Comment from : @zanaga1901

Guy I dint know how to thank you Really appteciate the tip bro I have runs and now I know what to do Keep uploading vids Peace
Comment from : @thewordpress7092

If you're new and try to do this trick I'd suggest to cover the both edge of razor with tape
Comment from : @esssparteros6192

I usually go straight to 1000 grit for the runsdon't want to burn through the clearonly 2 coats of clear applied and when I need to knock down stuff on cars i didn't paint, never know how thin the clear isI have burned through some clear with a compound pad on an A pillarnot good having to reapply clear
Comment from : @Gargoyle786

Hi will this work also if I have a drip in actuall paint not clear coated yet? Cheers
Comment from : @keithhughes4616

You are a better man than me I never go beyond 1500 grit But I also have pretty low standards for my body work
Comment from : @93corvetteguy

Hell yeah! you knocked that shit out quick
Comment from : @enthusiastsigaming8426

Do you think this might be works on guitar?
Comment from : @SoytiChannel

Wow what a great tactic I'm gonna try this out- I thought I was screwed haha
Comment from : @aaronamarok

Great video just wondering would this blade technique work on rounded surface like a helmet thanks to answers👍
Comment from : @jamiepalzeaird3013

Totally off subject But it sounded like you were playing amazing Grace when you started your buffer I said to myself, man he's good lol
Comment from : @mirgeo17

What would i do differently with paint,not the clear coat
Comment from : @joshteplica5224

I am looking to fix a run/sag on my blue 71 cutlass It looks like you are working on a fender on the same car
Comment from : @sciencexl

how long do you have to let the clear coat harden before you can start that process with the razor blade, sanding and polish?
Comment from : @stephenrothman6058

Dam that worked really well I'm not painting cars I am painting Bass baits and I have a run in one of them nice video man 🤙🤙👊👊
Comment from : @smashinthatbass

Wow nice! Going to give this a try tomorrow
Comment from : @zahidsayed8399

Thanks for posting this - just tried it out on a run I got and you'd never know it was there! So, thanks!!
Comment from : @craigquik

Hey, when you wet sand did your water solution also have soap? I've just been wet sanding with water but yours had a soapy type feel
Comment from : @Lucas-LeFever

Can you do this on the paint beforehand applying clear coat?
Comment from : @mrsalazar3205

I actually bought this tool with the combo but I dont think this 1 is offering the combo An they help out extremely!!! Love this tool!!!
Comment from : @themizefamily7429

awesome informational video on taking out a clear coat drip I have never tried a razor blade and will experiment today with a paint job i finished and let cure for almost 2 weeks
Comment from : @mikenismogtr

Good deal 👍
Comment from : @DeltaOps3

This is awesome thanks
Comment from : @robertokatindig1354

Nicely done! :) You mentioned that this particular car had the clear coat cure for a few weeks How log do you recommend to wait on fresh clear coat to do this?
Comment from : @shyamvenky

Do you wait till the car is dry?????
Comment from : @willware271

excellent exactly what I needed thanks
Comment from : @troyfall6573

Thank you for vid , solid info
Comment from : @kevinmerrill8074

Oh this is great info man, thank you!! I just touched up a spot on my car and got a nice sag in the clear I've got those out before with wet sanding, this looks like a great method to make sure that imperfection is flat and saves time as well
Comment from : @chrisdigiuseppe7717

Hey can I just use 1500 grit and 2000 to sand it?
Comment from : @OperatorGhostShadow

Thanks for the fix Pro tip!
Comment from : @joshualeone3345

Sucks that mine is in a terrible spot (b pillar in between the windows
Comment from : @Brenny627

So basically shave them runs and sags out with a Razer blade I was skeptical trying this But I think I'm going to give it a try but I wished my runs were small as yours mine are the size of Texas 😊
Comment from : @honeybear8485