Absent-Minded Professor, The (1961) -- (Movie Clip) I Dub Thee Flubber! 1  A discouraged Professor Brainard (Fred MacMurray) suddenly discovers he's invented flying rubber, thus flubber, in Walt Disney's The Absent-Minded Professor, 1961. > Play Now Absent-Minded Professor, The (1961) -- (Movie...
Step 3: Sand with 500-Grit. Attach a strip of 500-grit wet sandpaper to a hand-sanding block. Hard rubber sanding blocks work best. Dip the block into the soap and water solution. Sand the wood lightly with a circular motion. Continue dipping the block into the water to keep the surface of the wood wet.
Wet-sanding really has the same effect as polishing. You are taking down the amount of clear until the defects are removed and the survace is level again. On when to do it it all depends. You would wet sand to get rid of orange peel, that is if you dont have factory clear. And you also wet sand when it would be hazardous to keep a buffer in that spot for long. For example some scratches will just be removed faster with wetsanding as it gets down quicker.