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Re: scraping & sanding
By:John Monfoe
Date: 1/6/2001, 4:10 am
In Response To: Re: scraping & sanding *Pic* (Spidey)

: Hi Bill;

: The best tool(s) I've found for the job is a combination of a replaceable
: blade scraper at the link noted below, together with a ROS sander. The
: scraper linked below is easily sharpened and does an astounding job in
: confined spaces as well as the "big areas." I made good use of
: the paint scraper and sanding belt sharpening techniques recommended by
: Rob, which work quite well, but im my opinion, the scraper linked below is
: superior in use and now my first choice.

: Best Regards, Ken

Hi Ken,

You sold me. I just ordered one from Harbor Freight. I also bought a 4 pc set of plug cutters, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 and 5/8 inches for $6.99. This beats all other prices on plug cutters by miles. One three piece set I looked at was $30. Plugs might be a good way of taking care of blemishes in the strips, before or after they are installed.

John

Messages In This Thread

sanding
Bill Dugas -- 1/5/2001, 4:16 pm
Sanding Stars *Pic*
Pete Rudie -- 1/7/2001, 12:38 am
Re: scraping & sanding *Pic*
Spidey -- 1/5/2001, 10:35 pm
Re: is it a boat, or is it fine furniture? :) *NM*
daniel -- 1/9/2001, 5:22 pm
Re: Both!
Rehd -- 1/9/2001, 9:15 pm
Re: scraping & sanding
Steve -- 1/6/2001, 7:55 pm
Re: scraping & sanding
John Monfoe -- 1/6/2001, 4:10 am
Re: Where's my commission Harbor Freight?
Spidey -- 1/6/2001, 1:25 pm
Re: Where's my commission Harbor Freight?
Brian Nystrom -- 1/8/2001, 11:03 am
Re: scraping & sanding
Jim P. -- 1/6/2001, 8:38 am
Re: sanding
Mike Scarborough -- 1/5/2001, 8:57 pm
Re: sanding
Mike Nicholson -- 1/5/2001, 7:37 pm
Re: sanding
Rob Macks -- 1/5/2001, 5:40 pm
Re: sanding
Rob Macks -- 1/5/2001, 7:25 pm