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Re: How to use Meguiar's Unigrit Sanding Blocks to remove runs and dirt nibs in paint
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Meguiars Unigrit Sanding Blocks
Griot's Garage 3" Mini Polisher
Meguiars Unigrit 3 Inch Finishing Discs
Note: Make sure you get a couple of 3" Interface Pads you want this for contours and curved panels.
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Re: How to use Meguiar's Unigrit Sanding Blocks to remove runs and dirt nibs in paint
Thank you for this Mike.
Having never seen the sanding blocks (in person) I thought they were much bigger, NOW I understand them a whole lot better.
Bill
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Re: How to use Meguiar's Unigrit Sanding Blocks to remove runs and dirt nibs in paint
Originally Posted by BillE
Thank you for this Mike.
Having never seen the sanding blocks (in person) I thought they were much bigger, NOW I understand them a whole lot better.
Bill
Like the old saying goes...
A picture tells a thousands words...
I'm good friends with the guy that painted the 1934 Ford Pick-up with the blown Hemi engine and he's asked me if I want to do some sanding projects for him in the future so when I can I'll show these cool little tools in action.
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Re: How to use Meguiar's Unigrit Sanding Blocks to remove runs and dirt nibs in paint
Wow amazing! Way to increase your carbon footprint Mike lol
Rule 62: Don't take yourself to d*mn seriously
Cincinnati, OH
Shawn
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***Bump***
For anyone doing touch-up paint work, the Unigrit Sanding Blocks will work as long as you work them very carefully.
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Re: How to use Meguiar's Unigrit Sanding Blocks to remove runs and dirt nibs in paint
Mike,
Is there a reason why the edges aren't taken off during the manufacturing process?
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