Thread: Filling Grinder Scratches
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	09-02-2005 07:11 PM #1
 HRP , I am not trying to knock the way you do things , its why I said if it works for you by all means do it .
 There is No argument from me 
 I Have been painting 30 years and have a excellent rep myself .
 Finding a system that works for you and sticking with it , as long as there are no paint problems is what a painter strives for . The switching of this new item , and switching to that new product , a person never finds a system that works and makes you money , or good results .
 I have had helpers that always ask me why I dont try some of all these latest new fangeled products , I tell them I have a fool proof method , use less products , and achieve excellent work ! I will switch when I think a product will save me time , not because everyone else is using it !
 
 I just find that the finer the sand scratched the less wear and tear on the old body for blocking 
 My back , shoulders and hands ( carpel ) have set in . Knees are going now 
 
 I can rip the paint off in almost the same amount of time using a MUD HOG with 80 grit , its why I question the grinder and 36 or 40 is all . I will then go over it with 150 on a mud hog , and have a nice smooth surface .
 
 Spray
 






 
		
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