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I have this 40' of 1 inch wide glass that a fiberglass strip was pulled of -
leaving behind various combinations of crud, old resin, gel coat, and glass fragments. Tried sandpaper, sanding blocks, hand wire brush, small rotary wire brush, and maybe a couple of other methods I can't recall at the moment. All had control problems, insufficient removal speed, and/or clogging issues. I'm guessing that many in the group already know this, but just in case there's somebody else like me out there... At Home Depot, I stumbled on to "Norton WallSand Screens" 4 3/16" x 11 1/4", 120 grit. The stuff is for smoothing drywall. Works like magic on resin/fiberglass: aggressive removal, good control, little or no clogging, and each piece seems to last a very long time. Just thought I'd pass it on.... -- PeteCresswell |
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