06-07-2008, 03:47 PM
My needs for sanding the inside of the shield change somewhat so I attack it in a different way. First I lay down a board and roll a towel up and place it under the shield like a donut to pad it from getting scratched too much on the face and to allow me to pitch the end I am working up some. I place a weight on one extreme side of the shield to drop the side opposite the work area.
This allows me to get the angles I need and keeps the shield nice and firm in place to free me up to focus on sanding without the shield moving. I then work my way in a similiar method to the outside using specific angles to get what I need. The following video will show you some tricks.
Sanding the inside of the shield video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGbcR7JkU2M
This allows me to get the angles I need and keeps the shield nice and firm in place to free me up to focus on sanding without the shield moving. I then work my way in a similiar method to the outside using specific angles to get what I need. The following video will show you some tricks.
Sanding the inside of the shield video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGbcR7JkU2M
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Chris Boatcallie
Chris Boatcallie