I tried the Grinder's Grease and didn't like it for whatever that's worth.InMyPrimeSVT said:Well, I just started standing it with 80grit on a shank on my drill and I'm pulling it off no problem. So thanks for the help. Soon to move on to 120 grit. Should I be using Grinder's Grease or is it no big deal?
92notchback347 said:sanding with 80 grit on aluminum you will be sanding for days when you get higher in the grits, those 80 grit lines are deeper than they look i wouldnt sand any aluminum less than 320 grit im my opinion only! Also make sure you finish all the way up to 2000 grit wet sand, it will be worth it, as Mothers and other high quality polishes are rated at 3500-4000 grit.
InMyPrimeSVT said:well too late now, i have the whole thing sanded on 80 grit so far.
InMyPrimeSVT said:Thanks, Almost, I rfeally appreciate all your advice.
I apologize for reminding you that you didn't think before you started this project.InMyPrimeSVT said:That post is unproductive. I clearly have a half sanded TB in my garage and now you're telling me I should have unloaded it. Get real, pointless.