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Oops. I was working on sanding my teak and let the sander hit the gel coat a
couple of times. Very light scratches, but noticeable. Think I can wet sand them out? What grit should I use? If that won't work, any other suggestions? |
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![]() Keith wrote: Oops. I was working on sanding my teak and let the sander hit the gel coat a couple of times. Very light scratches, but noticeable. Think I can wet sand them out? What grit should I use? It depends on how deep they are. Try 400 grit and if that doesn't cut fast enough, start with 220. Then progress to 400, 800 (and optionally 1200), then switch to polishing compound to bring out the gloss. -- Regards Brian |
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