Wet sanding is a process used to remove some of the finish from a car's paint job. This instructional series of videos will show you how to wet sand your car. Pretty soon, you'll be an automotive expert and wet sanding like a pro.
How To: Wetsand your car
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Fix a fuel pump on a Saturn S-series
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Identify the rear axle on a Jeep Cherokee
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Remove yellow haze from headlights with toothpaste
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Flush your auto transmission fluid in less than 10 min
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Lubricate the slideout mechanism on an RV
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Remove an alternator from a Dodge Neon
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Find and replace a bad wheel bearing
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Check the fuses in a Cadillac
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Change the oil in a Pontiac Grand Prix
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Use a grease gun to help lube a chassis
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Maintain the engine seal in a classic VW Beetle Bug
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Remove Spray Paint After Your Car Gets Tagged
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Troubleshoot a heater blower motor
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Fix an RV awning that will not retract
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Test a vehicle alternator with a standard multimeter
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Replace a Honda Accord wheel bearings
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How To:
Reset the service engine light on a Saturn S-Series
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How To:
This Hair Care Product Will Keep Water Spots Off Your Car for Good
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How To:
Safely get into your car if you lock your keys inside
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How To:
What Side of Your Car Is the Gas Tank on? This Easy Trick Will Tell You Every Time
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How To:
Fix a fuel pump on a Saturn S-series
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How To:
Identify the rear axle on a Jeep Cherokee
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How To:
Remove yellow haze from headlights with toothpaste
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How To:
Flush your auto transmission fluid in less than 10 min
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How To:
Lubricate the slideout mechanism on an RV
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How To:
Remove an alternator from a Dodge Neon
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How To:
Find and replace a bad wheel bearing
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How To:
Check the fuses in a Cadillac
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How To:
Change the oil in a Pontiac Grand Prix
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How To:
Use a grease gun to help lube a chassis
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How To:
Maintain the engine seal in a classic VW Beetle Bug
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How To:
Remove Spray Paint After Your Car Gets Tagged
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How To:
Troubleshoot a heater blower motor
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How To:
Fix an RV awning that will not retract
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How To:
Test a vehicle alternator with a standard multimeter
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How To:
Replace a Honda Accord wheel bearings
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