Hi Everyone,
 
I am learning how to repair some dents on my wagon.  I did some dent pulling which was a ton of fun and then we used some filler.  I had one evening of supervision with sanding and then was left on my own tonight.  I made some mistakes but learned a lot.    Mostly I learned there are a lot of curves on a valiant.  It is hard to use a normal size block (width) with out getting to metal on one of the curves.  Any tips out there?

Thank you

Robin

Hi Robin,pros use a tough sponge instead of the block. So you reach any curves . Hope that helps. Regards  Fred  / 1960 Valiant

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Hi Everyone,

I am learning how to repair some dents on my wagon.  I did some dent pulling which was a ton of fun and then we used some filler.  I had one evening of supervision with sanding and then was left on my own tonight.  I made some mistakes but learned a lot.    Mostly I learned there are a lot of curves on a valiant.  It is hard to use a normal size block (width) with out getting to metal on one of the curves.  Any tips out there?

Thank you

Robin

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use a longboard. 45 Degree strokes (left-right, right to left) w/block parralell to ground

Date: Thu, 10 May 2012 20:26:27 -0700
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Subject: [EVBC] Sanding Curves Tips
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Hi Everyone,

I am learning how to repair some dents on my wagon.  I did some dent pulling which was a ton of fun and then we used some filler.  I had one evening of supervision with sanding and then was left on my own tonight.  I made some mistakes but learned a lot.    Mostly I learned there are a lot of curves on a valiant.  It is hard to use a normal size block (width) with out getting to metal on one of the curves.  Any tips out there?

Thank you

Robin
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The third one from the top is round:
http://www.tcpglobal.com/AutoBodyDepot/ItemDetail.aspx?ItemNo=DBL+AF4...
Any auto paint store will have them individually or roll bar padding ooor water pipe insulation ooooooooooooor a swimming noodle (you know the long dense round foam floats that you can wrap around yourself).
Jack

From: Robin Kirchoff
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2012 11:26 PM
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Subject: [EVBC] Sanding Curves Tips

      Hi Everyone,

      I am learning how to repair some dents on my wagon.  I did some dent pulling which was a ton of fun and then we used some filler.  I had one evening of supervision with sanding and then was left on my own tonight.  I made some mistakes but learned a lot.    Mostly I learned there are a lot of curves on a valiant.  It is hard to use a normal size block (width) with out getting to metal on one of the curves.  Any tips out there?

      Thank you

      Robin
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Great thanks everyone!
 Thank you

Robin

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The third one from the top is round:
http://www.tcpglobal.com/AutoBodyDepot/ItemDetail.aspx?ItemNo=DBL+AF4...

Any auto paint store will have them individually or roll bar padding ooor water
pipe insulation ooooooooooooor a swimming noodle (you know the long dense round
foam floats that you can wrap around yourself).
Jack

From: Robin Kirchoff
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2012 11:26 PM
To: evbc-list@googlegroups.com
Subject: [EVBC] Sanding Curves Tips
Hi Everyone,

I am learning how to repair some dents on my wagon.  I did some dent pulling
which was a ton of fun and then we used some filler.  I had one evening of
supervision with sanding and then was left on my own tonight.  I made some
mistakes but learned a lot.    Mostly I learned there are a lot of curves on a
valiant.  It is hard to use a normal size block (width) with out getting to
metal on one of the curves.  Any tips out there?

Thank you

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