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05-31-2005 #1
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Sanding file
Seems like I saw a post here about a long body file made for boats. Cant seem to find it. Anyone know where I can get one?
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06-01-2005 #2
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I like this one because you can adjust it's stiffness with the SS rods.
http://www.eastwood.com/shopping/pro...ProductID=1693
If your just looking for some regular boards:
http://www.eastwood.com/shopping/pro...ProductID=1628
06-01-2005 #3
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My favorite are the Dura Blocks, light and rigid plastic / foam, and they have a tear drop shaped one that is the best thing since sex, well, maybe not that good, but pretty damn good.
Any body supply should have them.
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Geez.....I may need to get one of those blocks if they're that good.
06-01-2005 #5
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dura blocks
yes they are killer, i do not have the tear drop one though i just ordered it last week, i bought there kit which is 45 bucks for 8 peices, very nice, i have wanted to get one of the eastwood ones also, eastwood has the durablocks also
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06-06-2005 #6
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Skip eastwood and get the afs block from the maker.
www.adjustflexsand.com
The 36" block with 40 grit takes some pipes to run though. They are so adjustable and comfortable to use that they are worth the money. The 15" and 21" are used the most but it's nice to have the bigger ones like on the 53' eldorado rear fenders I just did. You looking for boards or metal files? I've never seen files more than the std. 12" or so.
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