Sanding Blocks
Curious??? When you do glass work, what type of sanding blocks are you using? Are you getting good results with that?
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Originally Posted by riggerjohn
(Post 2780829)
Curious??? When you do glass work, what type of sanding blocks are you using? Are you getting good results with that?
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steve, its frickin cold up here.. do you know anything about the 45 sitting at Bradford in Freeport.. I wonder if I could spark those Italian weasals up ? I had a bunch of 10 litre ones for awhile.
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Originally Posted by buckknekkid
(Post 2781397)
steve, its frickin cold up here.. do you know anything about the 45 sitting at Bradford in Freeport.. I wonder if I could spark those Italian weasals up ? I had a bunch of 10 litre ones for awhile.
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Originally Posted by riggerjohn
(Post 2780829)
Curious??? When you do glass work, what type of sanding blocks are you using? Are you getting good results with that?
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dunno:angry-smiley-038:
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got a full set of these i picked up at the RC model show here in Toledo. They have turned out to be quite handy.
http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...,42500&p=20183 |
I use these on fiberglass, or automotive... anytype of surface really. And they take the abuse, by far the best blocks I have ever bought, and they come in almost any configuration for what you are doing.
http://www.tcpglobal.com/autobodydepot/durablock.aspx |
Originally Posted by SmurfOnAGixxer
(Post 2781543)
I use these on fiberglass, or automotive... anytype of surface really. And they take the abuse, by far the best blocks I have ever bought, and they come in almost any configuration for what you are doing.
http://www.tcpglobal.com/autobodydepot/durablock.aspx |
thanks guys you have been helpful
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