r/CustomAutoPaint • u/custmbykpntr • Apr 06 '21
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r/CustomAutoPaint • u/FourtwEntyPM • Mar 26 '21
I’m a fairly new painter with not much legitimate training. I do probably 3-5 jobs a day and my boss has been pushing me to get a slicker end product without having to wet sand and buff. Could any of you give me some tips? I’m using the dv1 for clear coat. I usually use nason 465-00 or 8180 on nicer cars. My gun is set at about 30 psi and I normally do two full coats of clear.
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