Tiki sanding Help Please - Tiki Carving

S SDshirtman Member San Diego, CA Joined: Sep 19, 2009 Posts: 71	S SDshirtman Posted posted on Sun, Nov 8, 2009 1:11 PM I use what ever I can to get into the hard to reach areas. Folded up pieces or sandpaper, emery boards, dowels covered with sandpaper ect. One thing that helps me is using adhesive backed paper. You can get it here http://www.shopping.com/xPO-Norton-66261131459-5-220-Grit-No-Hole-No-Fil-A273-Psa-Disc-Roll. The stuff last a really long time and you can stick a piece onto a cake knife, flat head screwdriver or something similar. What ever you can think of. It allows you to sand in some really tight places. I dont think there are too many shortcuts here. You just have top be patient and when you think your done sanding, sand some more.

I use what ever I can to get into the hard to reach areas. Folded up pieces or sandpaper, emery boards, dowels covered with sandpaper ect. One thing that helps me is using adhesive backed paper. You can get it here http://www.shopping.com/xPO-Norton-66261131459-5-220-Grit-No-Hole-No-Fil-A273-Psa-Disc-Roll. The stuff last a really long time and you can stick a piece onto a cake knife, flat head screwdriver or something similar. What ever you can think of. It allows you to sand in some really tight places. I dont think there are too many shortcuts here. You just have top be patient and when you think your done sanding, sand some more.

Post #492753 by SDshirtman on Sun, Nov 8, 2009 1:11 PM