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Re: Car dipping vs sand blasting vs other methods
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I know you don't want to sand,
but I used 2 "strip it" discs from bunnings, cannot remember the exact name, they were a blue steel wool type thing on a grinding disc. Cost me a grand total of $30. If I was going to sand a 1959 Cadillac I might opt for blasting of some sort, but on a Datto there isn't very much to sand. I think I had stripped the entire car back to bare metal in 2 weekends, doing 4 hours a day. That was taking my time too. And sanding isn't as bad as it sounds.

Posted on: 2008/6/20 4:41
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     Car dipping vs sand blasting vs other methods converted 2008/6/20 1:47
       Re: Car dipping vs sand blasting vs other methods datto1000wagon 2008/6/20 2:05
       Re: Car dipping vs sand blasting vs other methods DatsAndy 2008/6/20 2:33
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       Re: Car dipping vs sand blasting vs other methods hotrocket 2008/6/20 3:43
         Re: Car dipping vs sand blasting vs other methods 1200wag 2008/6/20 4:17
           Re: Car dipping vs sand blasting vs other methods PurpleJim 2008/6/20 4:41
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               Re: Car dipping vs sand blasting vs other methods steveo 2008/6/20 6:12
       Re: Car dipping vs sand blasting vs other methods blob 2008/6/20 7:46




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