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   Guest_ | Jul 21, 2000 01:12am | #1

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   CRS strikes again... but I think plastic food wrap would conform nicely to the contours of your material.

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   brisketbean_ | Jul 21, 2000 04:30am | #2

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   Doc;

   What I do for custom sanding blocks is attach a piece of adhesive backed sandpaper to the profile I want to sand, and then sand a piece of styrofoam on that section untill the profile is the same,then use a piece of adhesive backed paper on the styrofoam for the sanding block, it is easy and fast.

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   Guest_ | Aug 03, 2000 07:03pm | #3

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   I've seen a quick setting putty at the lumberyards that pictures just this application.

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   Guest_ | Aug 03, 2000 11:27pm | #5

   *I like to take an old piece of saw blade (spring steel) and grind it to the profile. Saw blade steel makes a great scraper.Ed. Williams

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   Doc_Parsons | Aug 03, 2000 11:27pm | #4

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   i am wonderng if anyone else remembers an article about making custom sanding blocks with bondo? what do i use for a release agent? i have to fix some moulding details on four columns in a customers house.

   thanks,
   Doc