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Its all about the same... I have alot of fine scratches that the buffer is just not taking out! ive tried several megs compounds and others as well and NO luck...Ive been quoted up to 1300$ for a full color/sand buff detail...Guaranttiing NO fine scratches at all and NO more Orange peel look in the paint!! Ive been quoted as low as 800$..
As a starting point, if you are sanding a coat of rough primer, you can start with a 400-grit sand paper to knock down all of those little bumps. After some time with the 400 grit, you can move to a 600-grit paper to give yourself a nice, smooth surface to work with when you are painting the car. If you are wet sanding a finished paint job, you definitely do not want to start with a 400 grit sand paper. Too harsh!