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Myself · 10-01-2018, 10:35 PM

I've done this a couple times. What I've noticed is as you sand back the failing clear to a "feather edge" the failing clear will have a noticeable flaky, white edge. You will need to keep sanding back until you don't have that anymore. 180 or 220 grit works good to do that quickly, then 320, then 400 over everything. Then basecoat coverage and blending, then clear te whole panel.

10-01-2018, 10:35 PM	#5
Myself Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Northern Arkansas Posts: 1,127	Re: Delaminating clear, what to do I've done this a couple times. What I've noticed is as you sand back the failing clear to a "feather edge" the failing clear will have a noticeable flaky, white edge. You will need to keep sanding back until you don't have that anymore. 180 or 220 grit works good to do that quickly, then 320, then 400 over everything. Then basecoat coverage and blending, then clear te whole panel.