Im going to be painting my sideskirts wrb myself. I love how clay bar worked on the rest of my car. After I prep the sideskirts and give it the first few coats of paint could I use clay bar after it dries? or instead should I use clay bar after i apply the clearcoat? Or should I not use this method at all?

I was thinking of doing this because clay bar is good on overspray and sometimes when u spry paint it can be a bit bumpy in some areas.
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I dont think that clay would do much for uneven paint, you might be better off using compound and polish after the paint cures, but I might be wrong
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I might be wrong but.. if you want to fix oversprays.. i think you should go with a random orbital buffer and some polish.
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fine grit sand paper is what you use...NOT a clay bar.
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fine grit sand paper is what you use...NOT a clay bar.
so like 2000 grit (dry or wet sand?) after paint and then finish with clearcoat
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so like 2000 grit (dry or wet sand?) after paint and then finish with clearcoat

Yes, if you're talking about color sanding your color coat before clear. Just make sure it's cured well before you start sanding. Use a quality wet sand paper like norton or 3m. I believe there's one called black ice or something ice that we used to always use. What color is the car? The metallic in the paint can do crazy things.
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why would u color sand or use a clay bar on the base coat? thats no good. clear the base coat, wet sand, and buff
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what is a clay bar?
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what is a clay bar?

You kidding? Do a search.
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dont use the clay bar,after the clear is good and dry use 1500 paper and buff it with compound
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never heard anyone using a claybar on side skirts.... not sure this would work...
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