This is how I do it (others might have a simmilar way) Go get some 1000, 1500, and if you want a show finnish 2000 wet-o-dry paper, a sanding block, some water (running prefered), polishing coumpound, a bucket and some time. Wash the car first, if you pick up even a little piece of grit you are going to have a mess. Wet the area down, start with 1000 grit in the block, wet the paper and block, you can even righ up your hose to keep running water going down the pannel. start sanding in a back in forth manner (not karate kid wax on wax off) be carefull around corners as you can take the paint off real quick. anyway keep washing the surface off and keeping the paper clean with water as you go. You should see lots of paint colored water dripping off everywhere. You will feel a noticible difference between where you started and where you are working. Dont sand too much. Its easier to take more off than put it back on. You might want to practice on something youdont care about first. After the car is complete go to the 1500 paper, and do it all again. Hopefully when your done you havent cut throught the paint and after washing again to remove any grit you can buff the shine back with some compound. Hope this answers your question
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