🔧You can remove curb damage from your car using a cordless drill and sanding pads.
⏱️The process takes around 15-20 minutes to complete.
🧰All you need is a cordless drill, sanding pads, and a backing plate.
💦Use water to wet the sandpaper for smoother sanding.
💨After sanding, your car is ready for priming and painting.
Do I need any special tools to remove curb damage?
—No, you only need a cordless drill, sanding pads, and a backing plate.
How long does the process take?
—It takes around 15-20 minutes to remove curb damage.
Can I use other sandpaper if I don't have sanding pads?
—Yes, you can cut down larger sandpaper discs to fit your drill's backing plate.
Do I need to use water while sanding?
—Yes, using water on the sandpaper helps achieve a smoother result.
What should I do after sanding?
—After sanding, your car is ready for priming and painting.
00:14Introduction: The video demonstrates how to remove curb damage from a car.
01:02Preparing the drill: Attach a backing pad and sanding pad to the drill.
01:44Start sanding: Use a 120-grit sanding disc to sand the curb damage.
02:47Deeper damage: Use an 80-grit sanding disc for deeper curb damage.
03:18Refining the surface: Switch to a 180-grit sanding disc for further sanding.
04:10Smoothing it out: Use a 320-grit sanding disc to achieve a smooth surface.
05:03Finishing touch: Use a 400-grit sanding disc for the final sanding.
05:58Wet sanding: Wet a 600-grit sanding disc and continue sanding for a polished result.
