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Driver Returns On Foot
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Rockhampton mostly
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so this weekend I started to sand down the read deck on my ute
 Ive been using a power sander 140 to start with.. to knock the high points off.. and today I went to a 100 it gives it a really smooth finish.. but I still find scratched and markings from cross sanding the boards.. Im just wondering is it a matter of just keep sanding just keep sanding or shoudl I start with a heavier grit and work may way back through the different grits until desired result. this is the desired look.. *I just hosed it down*  |
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Sanding wooden deck.
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