SnowmanFromHell
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cool, thanks a lot
I know what I'll be doing for most of the rest of the day, then 


As long as I stay away from edges wet sanding usually goes pretty smoothly.
I use 3M Compound to remove sanding marks and Machine Polish to Shine.
Its far from completion..Not really ready for anything yet.damn that computer is freaken sick enter it in quake con or somthing unless you were i didnt read all the pages.
thats where you need to do it by hand and with a sanding block mate and not the sander.
ahh right yer ive used Farecla g3 and 3m's fast cut compound. have to say they are both good but the 3m fast cut is better imo as you dont need to use water with it so a lot less mess and it cuts really well.
I use a hard block on large panels and soft for uneven small parts. Using only your fingers might yeild some unhappy results..when you say by hand do you mean with a sanding block or just your hands?
I use a hard block on large panels and soft for uneven small parts. Using only your fingers might yeild some unhappy results..![]()
did you take those pictures you're self?
Hard rubber block for auto use. My soft block is flexible foam pad. Contours nicely around funky curves, fan grills, etc..when you say hard block do you mean a one you would for work around the home or an automotive one (by hard i guess you mean a rubber sanding block). as for soft block i guess you mean a thin piece of rubber or a foam block.
Hard rubber block for auto use. My soft block is flexible foam pad. Contours nicely around funky curves, fan grills, etc..
Just had a thought, if you and Snef got together to build a rig.... you'd probably break the internet with absolute awesomeness!
Thanks Dude...good to see you.Congrats on the sponsor matey. Well deserved![]()
You won't be disappointed with a brush.I will need to buy an airbrush kit... I just paint with cans yet but now seeing the difference between them i have no choice in the future...I also prefer Makita and Dremmel tools for this kind of jobs. I also use sanding pads with 500-1000 paper.
Thanks dude. Thanks for coming back and posting a comment.Thanks, just spat water all over my monitor.
I remember seeing this log right before I took a breakI never imagined it would be so awesome, I don't even like green but it just looks, well amazing!
Awesome work as always, keep going!!
-Joe
I imagine 3 months to complete. And thanks for the positive comment.How far away are you from completion? I know having all that gear sitting round and it not being ready to run would drive me nuts haha!
A+ for idea A+ for effort A+ for workmanship. Shall be one of the DIY greatest rigs ever! I don't think I've ever seen a DIY build with so much effort, time and care put into all aspects of the build.