Those rubber blocks look good but you need a rigid surface to cut the high spots. I've tried them all and I always end up with a cheap ass Paint stick! The 5 gallon sticks at Porter Paints( I use the Sticky sandpaper in the 2" wide roll) are awesome. Always start with a course grade and work you're way to smooth. If you don't you just round off your high spots instaed of cutting them down.

Sanding blocks
 

Who would be interested in a bad azz product that would change the way your work looks??? Faster, smoother, no washboard look. Much to be desired. (the wife even gets these results)!!

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what 'chya got?

DW uses lexan blocks, only way they will block a boat down.

We use a number of Systems ranging from Short and long Metal files to sanding battens of every material Plastic,Steel,Rubber or Cork faced wood. In My shop I had a sanding Machine built with a 5 horse gearmotor that would pull a 5 foot File. I used it on my large stuff.

Here is an old job we did this is just Duratec Primer.

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nice Steve as usual. So RJ how do we improve on that? :D . . . inquiring minds want to know . . . what'chya got :cool:

I am meeting with a man that owns a chain of body shops next week to look at producing this new product . Will be available for you guys to try very soon.
I will let the cat out of the bag soon. Worth the wait!

thanks, let us know. You know impatient us boaters can be :D

Update please John?