Gee... That pup would have been terrible!
Must have been the last wind of the day just before Chinese New Year shut down....
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Gee... That pup would have been terrible!
Must have been the last wind of the day just before Chinese New Year shut down....
Yes it would of squealed and bucked an sounded like crud on a stick....Quote:
Originally Posted by dingobass
Sooo been a busy boy servicing my camper, cleaning up the car and all those other horrible jobs associated with going away on holidays.
Wife decides to have a nanna nap so i snuck off into the shed for some serious mens business, sanding, woman are quite welcome to do my sanding for me, i dont discriminate :p
The look on her face when she woke up and walked outside and here's me covered in hog dust, classic ;)
Into it with some 180, theres a few flaws in this body and i need to get stuck into them, i usually start with 220.
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180 works it nicely through the flaws
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This one is annoying me but i got a good go at it
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180 done on the back
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You can hardly see this blemish now, it wont be there when i finish
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Saving up all the hog dust i can get, i use it later if i need to fill.
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Plenty of it
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The flaw is nearly out the 220 will get it
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Hit the top up
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Clean off with some Naptha, takes all the greasy dirty mits off.
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Wipe the top down with naptha
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Then i wipe it over with a damp cloth, and it show up the flaws, like that bottom bout i am hoping thats not a glue spill
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Better to find the problems before you start any finishing.
Looks like glue.... Best sand that bugger out.
Yeah mate i was thinking its glue, no escaping the crud.