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Old 07-23-2004, 03:47 PM
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sander question

Hey, I have always done bodywork by hand just with sandpaper(I'm only 15 so I havn't dont alot but still.) But I was just wondering whats a good sander for bodywork? I don't have a aircompresor so I would need a electric one. My friend has a orbital and it works pretty good but what do you guys think, thanks in advance.
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Re: sander question

Just get an angle grinder...
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Re: sander question

A D.A. or dual action sander would be the best sander for the job, and they are reasonably cheap.
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