Any suggestions on sanding blocks. I made a 4ft board for my horizontal
stabilizer out of a straight 2x4. I'm having problems keeping the sandpaper on
the board. I used contact cement and that's not seem to hold and when the edges
peal up it digs into the foam. I'm at the start of a lot of sandi
Any suggestions on sanding blocks. I made a 4ft board for my horizontal
stabilizer out of a straight 2x4. I'm having problems keeping the sandpaper on
the board. I used contact cement and that's not seem to hold and when the
edges peal up it digs into the foam. I'm at the start of a lot of s
Any suggestions on sanding blocks. I made a 4ft board for my horizontal
stabilizer out of a straight 2x4. I'm having problems keeping the sandpaper on
the board. I used contact cement and that's not seem to hold and when the
edges peal up it digs into the foam. I'm at the start of a lot of s
Any suggestions on sanding blocks. I made a 4ft board for my horizontal
stabilizer out of a straight 2x4. I'm having problems keeping the sandpaper on
the board. I used contact cement and that's not seem to hold and when the
edges peal up it digs into the foam. I'm at the start of a lot of s
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> From: PPaulVsk at aol.com
> Sent: 04/26/14 05:46 PM
> To: krnet at list.krnet.org
> Subject: KR> Sanding blocks
>
> Any suggestions on sanding blocks. I made a 4ft board for my horizontal
> stabilizer out of a straight 2x4. I'm having problems
I should have added that using something like spray on headliner adhesive or 3M
77 spray on adhesive works really well to glue the paper to the PVC or ABS pipe.
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> From: Jeff Scott
> Sent: 04/26/14 09:50 PM
> To: KRnet
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Ayah, I use 3M 77 also, but it's nasty stuff, use a throwaway breathing mask
when you use it; and expect everything in the area (including the hairs on the
back of your hands (and forearms, if you are wearing a short-sleeved shirt) to
feel a little sticky for a while until the vapor residue grab
Point the nozzle AWAY from you. ?:oD
> - Original Message -
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> Ayah, I use 3M 77 also, but it's nasty stuff, use a throwaway breathing mask
> when you use it; and expect everything in the area (including the hairs on
> the back of your hands (and forearms, if you are wearing a short-s
PM
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Subject: Re: KR> Sanding blocks
Paul, I would suggest a section of 4" or 6" PVC pipe. It's stiff enough that
it won't bend and the edges of the sandpaper will be glued up away from the
surface so they can't dig in if it comes loose.
-Jeff Scott
Whi
I did the same thing with a 2x4. Staple the edge of the sandpaper to the
vertical side of the 2x4. Worked for me.
Sid Wood
Tri-gear KR-2 N6242
Mechanicsville, MD, USA
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> Any suggestions on sanding blocks. I made a 4ft board for my horizontal
> stabilizer out of a straight 2x4. I'm having pr
Thansk for the Ideas. I have a piece of 4" schedule 40. It's a little
heavy at 4'. I might go to Home depot and get a piece of schedule 20. I'm
trying a 1' x 4" with a L angle on top to stiffen it up. With two vise grips
clamped on to it for handle it working good. I found a can on of brush
Little late but just found your email in spam folder.
Rap the sand paper around three sides and staple the two sides that you
don't intend to use.
On Apr 26, 2014 7:01 PM, wrote:
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> Any suggestions on sanding blocks. I made a 4ft board for my horizontal
> stabilizer out of a straight 2x4. I'm ha
Another suggestion that I used is the stuff they sell to keep you from slipping
- comes rough and has a sticky back.
Paul N7970K
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Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2014 10:38:47 PM
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That's a good idea and its cheaper than the floor sander paper.
Paul Visk
Bellev
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That's a good idea and its cheaper than the floor sander paper.
Paul Visk
Bellev
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Hi Everyone,
On the subject of sanding blocks it's?just like everything else, the longer the
better. You can pick them up at Harbor Fright or your local auto body supply
store. For the compound curves use a flexible one and the flat surfaces use the
straight one.
Good luck.?
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> That's a good idea and its cheaper than the floor sander paper.
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> Paul Visk
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