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    Default Great New Sanding Find!

    So it has been a while since I've posted on the forum, been working on restoring a motorcycle and a few razors. My last time at PepBoys I saw a Gator Sanding Sponge at 120 Grit for a few bucks and thought it might be good for a first step razor sanding.

    I tried it out on an EBRO I've been working on for a while and I gotta say, it's INCREDIBLE!!! I'd say an hour with this sanding sponge is equivalent to about 6 with my hand sanding with 120 Norton sandpaper. I just put it on my desk and rub the razor on it.

    Long story short, Gator Sanding Sponge = AWESOME!

    They last forever and are easy to work with!

    PS- I'll get some photos up of the razors when I'm done, just don't hold your breath...

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    Great idea. A local paint store had some sanding sponges on clearance for 50c a piece. I'm going to go pick up a few and give it a try.

    I wrapped the foam block that came with my micromesh kit with some 180grit sandpaper and that worked pretty well also.

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    Is 120 the only grit it comes in? I havn't seen it around my neck of the woods.

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    Quote Originally Posted by turbine712 View Post
    Is 120 the only grit it comes in? I havn't seen it around my neck of the woods.
    here is a review
    It says:
    Available in three stages: Stripping (60, 80, & 100 grit),
    Sanding (120, 150 & 180)
    and Finishing (220, 320 & 400).

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    Superbleu,
    Yep, my walmart has them. I saw them near the paint asile last week but didn't know if they would work. I am gonna get some. ( sanding sponges that is). Mack

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