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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Mar 2010
      Location
      Central IL
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      258
      paint stir stick is one of the best blocks on the cheap especially when working small areas.

      Sean

      The difference between stupidity and genius.... genius has limits


    2. #2
      Join Date
      Oct 2004
      Location
      Batesville, IN
      Posts
      908
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      I would agree that a paint stick works pretty well on small areas. I've used dowel rods in certain instances too.

      I'm trying to picture 1/5 scale....... You are probably going to need some small blocks.

      Dad and I talked to Dave Lane and he cuts pieces of plexiglass/lexan to shape for odd areas so that he could get them smooth and flat for final wet sand and buff.

      Good luck - - - a lot of it is just being creative and finding anything that will work.
      Brandon Wiedeman
      1972 Suburban
      1967 Chevy II - Project not yet started

      I have about 3 lifetimes worth of projects planned out in my head!
      Wiedo's

    3. #3
      Join Date
      May 2010
      Location
      Maryland
      Posts
      108
      Thanks for the input guys, though I'm a little confused. The items you guys mentioned are hard objects... objects that will facet the body work, the sanding blocks need to "Give" a little to wrap the contours, am I correct?

      But yea, I guess I should think more outside the box and try anything lol or just look for a few used ones, or go buy a cheapo somewhere.

      Thanks
      Nelson




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