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Project Generation Gap Paint Wet Sanding
Project Generation Gap Paint Wet Sanding
By the time we finished up the firewall and gas pedal mods, the K-38 primer was dry and ready for final block sanding. We tackled the small detail areas with 240-grit wet paper wrapped around a 3M rubber sanding block, while Gaydos used the same paper in his long board sander for the major areas. Tag teaming the car helped us get the wet sanding done in short order. View Related Article
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