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On Wed, 1 Mar 2006 08:51:50 -0800, "Robert or Karen Swarts"
wrote: I've used a 3 x 18 belt sander to remove damaged fiberglass very successfully on two different hulls. I would be very hesitant about using the planer on 'glass. BS Thanks for the advice. I reckon I won't be using my planer on my canoe. I'd hate to ruin the blade on it. I guess it's back to the old belt sander. Sometimes slow is the only way to do it I guess. |
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