Ok to sand between costs on skinned parts.


Ok to sand between costs on skinned parts.
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Hi guys im finding I'm getting dust and crap between coats on my parts I'm skinning,  are you ok to sand between coats?  If so what grit would you use.

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Ok to sand between costs on skinned parts.
Interloper393 - 8 Years Ago
     Yeh as long as the coating has cured hard and isn't tacky anymore then you should be sanding it...
Hanaldo - 8 Years Ago
     So do you sand between every coat? I usually add coats once it's tacky but finding bits in the resin...
Interloper393 - 8 Years Ago
     A VERY clean work-room is essential IMHO for a good result when skinning .. Especially if you want...
Dravis - 8 Years Ago
     Yeah my work space is clean but it's always going to happen with the cure times being so long lol....
Interloper393 - 8 Years Ago
     You can also put a plastic storage box (or similar) over the top of the piece while it cures to stop...
Warren (Staff) - 8 Years Ago
     Liking that idear Warren :)
Interloper393 - 8 Years Ago

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