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Re: Rubbing Compound or Wet sand #128094 09/13/2007 2:10 AM
Joined: May 2006 Posts: 8,351 DANVILLE IL L LONGBOX55 'Bolter
LONGBOX55 'Bolter L Joined: May 2006 Posts: 8,351 DANVILLE IL	When I did mine, I wet sanded in 3 stages, starting with 1500, the 2000, then finishing with 2500 grit wet or dry automotive sandpaper. Then final buffed with polising compound. Bill Burmeister

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Rubbing Compound or Wet sand	bobt	09/11/2007 6:17 PM
Re: Rubbing Compound or Wet sand	guthriesmith	09/12/2007 12:29 PM
Re: Rubbing Compound or Wet sand	bobt	09/12/2007 1:42 PM
Re: Rubbing Compound or Wet sand	Tiny	09/12/2007 4:18 PM
Re: Rubbing Compound or Wet sand	LONGBOX55	09/13/2007 2:10 AM

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