Mold lines?

I use a #10 Xacto blade for most of my clean-up:



I love that blade!!

Scott Whitworth recently sent me a burnishing tool (sadly, I can't find a pic of it) that works very well, too.

-Phil

[Vince-Vell]

Originally Posted by RickDTM

You can use some fine sanding sponges you can get at Automotive stores or craft stores. I like to use them because it allows you to gauge how much material you're removing slowly.

I use simular ones i get at home depot. They are those pink dry wall sanding foam pads and work very well with running water also.

[isculpt]

Woah!! thanks for the link, good prices.

[isculpt]

Thanks for all the tips guys.

[Vin]

Believe it or not a round sculptors loop is faster, easier and just about better than all of the above.

[boondocksaint]

whats steel wool used for?

Originally Posted by boondocksaint

whats steel wool used for?

Itchy sweaters!!

-Phil

[Danno]

Originally Posted by boondocksaint

whats steel wool used for?

Final sanding buffing and smoothing

[boondocksaint]

Originally Posted by Danno

Final sanding buffing and smoothing

learn something new everyday...where can this be purchased? home depot?

[Danno]

Originally Posted by boondocksaint

learn something new everyday...where can this be purchased? home depot?

Most anywhere that sells home improvement supplies (your local hardware store, Walmart, Home Depot, etc...)