ive read through the post and cant find my answer unless im missing it so i was wandering if any of you fellow swirlers that have come up with the perfect finish combination could tell me what grit of sand paper you are you using after you have put the first couple of coats of clear down. are you using it dry or wet. im using the 2k clear wich is very pricey so i dont really want to waste it not doing it the correct way. i spray a couple of light tack coats to seal the paint then a couple of wet coats then i want to sand but not sure on the correct grit or to use dry or wet. thanks in advance to anyone that can help. ive cleared a couple of guitars with the enamel paint but none with the magic marble so i could use some tips, thanks.

When I have cleared guitars I will dust a few coats on, saw about 8 coats, allowing a couple of mins inbetween to dry. Then I leave it a couple of hours and go back and spray about 2-3 wet coats and let it dry for a couple of weeks. Then I get to it with sand paper, wet, starting at about 600 and going up to 1200. Once done I apply 2-3 more wet coats and allow to dry for at least 2 weeks. Then I get at it with wet sandpaper from about 800 all the way through to about 2000, then I get polish on it and its done.

Obviously your waiting times will be drastically reduced if not removed all together as your using 2k.