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Old 03-12-2002, 07:01 PM
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wet sanding (huh!)

when you talk about wet sanding is it literally wet sanding? or is there a thing called wet sanding paper?





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Wet sanding does involve using water or anything else wet ie: sweat and tears . But it also includes the use of 'wet and dry' paper or emery cloth. Take a look in a hardware store or an auto accessory store - they should have it.
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Wet sanding means you keep the sanding medium profusely wet throughout the sanding process. This washes away sanding residue from the paper and makes your sanding paper last longer. This has no effect on the final process, though.
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