Another alternative might be to look into some of the better chemical
based strippers on the market. Seems like I recall someone on the list
a while back discussing a sort of fiberglass-like mat that was rolled
into a layer of stripping chemical spread over the paint. Once the
chemical did its thing, the mat was peeled up and all the paint, primer,
etc. came right up with it. Then just clean, prep and re-prime. Anyone
remember the name of that stuff?
Jay Travis
Ryan M Gill wrote:
> At 2:28 PM -0500 12/20/01, Sixshoot45@aol.com wrote:
>
>> Hello to the list,
>>
>> I've been hand block sanding on and off on my Cj2a for months now.
>> Trouble
>> is, I don't seem to be getting anywhere. What do yall use for
>> sanding on
>> your MV's? A sand blaster is alittle to expensive for me right now, Do
>> orbital sanders work ok? The prices on those seem reasonable. If
>> those are
>> good, who makes a good one?
>
>
> Sand blasters aren't that bad really. Sears is likely to have sale's
> on air compressors real soon again. Once you get a compressor, the
> other tools fall into place pretty quick. I seem to recall seeing that
> Sears has a basic sand blasting kit that looks pretty well priced ($60
> or so). Not a full on Sand Blasting Pot, but a nice compact siphoning
> type unit. Harbor freight also carries some similar stuff.
>
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