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Enforcer Paint Resto
- Thread starter Rob B
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Actually looks good black on black! Here's the pictures:
The boat is ready for rigging finally!!!! 
I got the boat watersanded, buffed, waxed and wash today and my arms hurt!!!! First sanded with 1200 grit, then 1500 grit followed by 3M HD rubbing compound, 3M rubbing compound, Mirrore glaze no. 7 and then waxed by hand using Collinite no. 925. Here's a couple of pictures after washing the boat.
I got the boat watersanded, buffed, waxed and wash today and my arms hurt!!!! First sanded with 1200 grit, then 1500 grit followed by 3M HD rubbing compound, 3M rubbing compound, Mirrore glaze no. 7 and then waxed by hand using Collinite no. 925. Here's a couple of pictures after washing the boat.Attachments
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