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I am interested in a Porter-Cable random orbital 6" polisher 7424 (6
speeds). By switching the 6" backing pad with a 13700 5" sanding pad, I can convert it into a 5" random orbital sander. By the look of its picture with the sanding pad, it surely looks just like any other angle sander. I am wondering whether I can use it to sand down a fiberglass skin to taper its edge. Any idea? Let me explain what I am trying to use the sander for: I am going to lift the fiberglass skin of a deck, and then replace the core material. After this, I need to put the fiberglass skin back in place, and I am supposed to use fiberglass cloth and epoxy to bridge the cut on the fiberglass skin. I need to sand and taper the two edges along the cut in order to level the patch with the rest of the fiberglass skin, and that is what I intend to use the sander for. Of course, I also want to use it as a random orbital polisher. I just want to know if I can also use it as a sander in the way that I have described above. Thanks in advance for any info. Jay Chan |