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  1. 06-13-2007 11:37 AM #1
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    Also, every now and then, squegee the water off of the area you're sanding. If the whole surface is dull, you've gotten the area level. If you still have shiny spots, it's still uneven.
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    thank you all for your replies. is there a favorite tool brand that you would reccomend for the job. i have seen lots of different ones advertised and they all claim to be the best.
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