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Equipment => Bats => Bat Care => Topic started by: EaglesCC on September 17, 2011, 02:07:02 PM
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I've refurbed bats in the past with the painstaking process of sanding by hand using different grades of paper.
Just wondering if anyone uses detail sanders for the initial rough process which includes removing any glue left by the protective facing.
I guess my worry is ruining the stickers but I guess I could always just replace.
(http://www.comparestoreprices.co.uk/images/bo/bosch-prio-7-2v-cordless-detail-sander.jpg)
(http://i321.photobucket.com/albums/nn370/jaanse/d8ae4d19.jpg)
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I have one of these, you are better off with a circular sander which you can fit a buffing fitting too.
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when refurbign a bat is it best to use n electrical sander to clean up the face and then finish off sanding with a fine grade by hand?
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I have one of these, you are better off with a circular sander which you can fit a buffing fitting too.
Buffing fitting? why?
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when refurbign a bat is it best to use n electrical sander to clean up the face and then finish off sanding with a fine grade by hand?
So using an electric sander is a done thing... theres me having struggled for years with sheets of paper :(
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Buffing fitting? why?
to give the bat a decent finish.
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to give the bat a decent finish.
Fair enough. I guess I always use a potective sheet so never thought of that.