Buffing Single stage

AdamR said
This is base/clear ? Not sure what you mean about the UV coating ?

You may be able to just buff some of the dirt out. If not it will need to be wet sanded. You block and plenty of water. Stay away from body lines. If you arent familiar at buffing have someone do it for you.

When I was at the body shop we would D/A fresh clear with 1500, then 3000 wet and buff it all the time. It works great but its not something I would recommend to a beginner. Like stated, one spec of dirt stuck on the paper can ruin your day fast. Plus the paper is real expensive.

.........AND, you have to have some exoerience in keeping that sander FLAT to the surface.......You can actually come up with discernible "rippling" in the clear that'll show up after the buff......That'll ruin any good paint job......As Adam said, it's NOT for a beginner or novice.

New guys should use a flat foam block, with their choice of wet-sand papers, starting with 1000 and higher.........then a nice buff with a circular buffer and the proper compound.