VHT application questions
#1
VHT application questions
I just got done puttin three light coats of VHT on my taillights, but as normal it looks grainy. Can you wet sand the VHT to make it look smooth? I checked the back of the can, but I didn't see any comments on sanding or wet sanding. Thanks guys.
#2
Yes, you can wetsand it. I did on my front corners
#3
ok, I wet sanded my taillights with some 1000 grit paper and sanded one a little to much. I don't want my lights any darker, but how would I get rid of the sanding marks by not painting over them? Could I wet sand with a 1200 or 1400 and get rid of them?
#4
Honestly if it looks grainy chances are you have too light of coats on so it never got that 'wet' look. If it really bothers you, I'd clean the taillights w/ some carb cleaner (won't melt your plastic) and give them 1 to 2 wet coats making them look wet but being careful not to get any drips. I have two coats on mine and they are real dark but glassy smooth.
#5
Also you could use a real high grit like you are thinking and get them smooth, then apply a nice wet coat of clear. You can fix em more than likely!
#6
They look good after sanding them down. I didn't put on heavy coats because I didn't want them real dark. I sprayed three light coats on them, just to kinda give them a smoke effect.
#7
I sanded them down a little more and then applied one thick dark layer. They still are no where near completely black, but I can't see the sanding marks anymore. They are still pretty smooth too after the last application so I am just going to clear coat them now.
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