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    thank you all. like i said before i am new at this. I do not mind all the hand sanding. I have a rubber block with teeth from 3m that is easy to use. Though my husband says my arms are going to end up looking like popeye. lol
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    It took 3 weeks to a month for the white rustoleum ,I used to dry......before I could wet sand it.When its dry ,the paint will sand like chalk dust,just washing away in cloud of color.If the paper is gumming up or you have to apply lots of pressure,its not dry.
    Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by fordbeast
    I know you asked what orange peel is , but the real question you should be asking is how do I prevent it.which can be very hard job(even the auto makers have orange peel from the factory especially back in the 80's when GM first started using clear coat.
    Seems to be a problem still--looked at the new one's lately? Terrible orange peel on a majority of them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by robot
    I wonder if Home Depot sells an "automotive grade" paint roller?
    Your joking right.
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