Only the front and back need there final coats now!
Could anyone confirm the process for buffing, i dont think this is covered in that much detail (if it is sorry if i missed it!).
I have bought a buffer like this:
and some farecla G3. With the buffer i got a fine cotton-like pad and a much more shaggy/fluffy pad.
I have never buffered before but this is what i was thinking of doing.
1) flat the van back with 600 grade and finish with 1000 grade
2) Apply the farecla G3 to the cotton like pad and begin to work in a cross hatch an area at a time (from seam to seam)
3) Once the abrasive buffering has been done do i switch to the fluffy pad and apply a wax? And if this part is right is there a reccomended wax?
3 questions on this:
1) Would a hot or cold day be best for this?
2) Do i need to wipe of the G3 before i apply the wax?
3) How do i know when to stop sanding with the G3?
Hope someone can help with this, thanks as always! I really really hope the paint buffers to a nice shine! I'd imagine its all in the flatting back so may do a side a day.
and the old pantry has to be knocked out and walls plastered etc. We've never done any of that before either, so steep learning curve coming up. Yikes! 
