Aug-09-2009, 03:46 PM
Gilligan
Vessel: 946 ft yacht beat that rich people
Location: daytona beach,fl
Job: beating old salts with style
sanding blank
is it a must to sand your blank,were do you do it all over or just were there isent a guide.whats the benefiets,
thanks james
Aug-09-2009, 03:48 PM
Captain
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MitchellCustoms is it a must to sand your blank,were do you do it all over or just were there isent a guide.whats the benefiets,
thanks james
Sand your blank for what? Are you refinishing a stick? Be more specific
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Aug-09-2009, 04:06 PM
Gilligan
Vessel: 946 ft yacht beat that rich people
Location: daytona beach,fl
Job: beating old salts with style
my bad man just read on a post i guy was talking about sanding a blank i just didnt know if you sand your blank before you put epoxy on if thats not specific enough tell me what you need to know
Aug-09-2009, 04:13 PM
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MitchellCustoms my bad man just read on a post i guy was talking about sanding a blank i just didnt know if you sand your blank before you put epoxy on if thats not specific enough tell me what you need to know
Vast majority of the blanks out there are presanded and finished. Gatorglass and some mudhole blanks are the only unsanded, new ones that I've tripped over.
You can sand blanks in refinishing,,,, but very very little. If you sand thru the finish and start sanding into fibers, you are damaging the structural integrity.
For myself, wherever a guide wrap will go on a blank, I buff with a fine scotchbrite and wipe with alcohol.
Aug-09-2009, 04:14 PM
シャチ, 鯱
Vessel: 2359 Trophy, Irene Sea
On a new blank the only place you would sand is where the grips and reel seat are going. This is so that you will get better adhesion of the epoxy.
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Aug-09-2009, 04:37 PM
Gilligan
Vessel: 946 ft yacht beat that rich people
Location: daytona beach,fl
Job: beating old salts with style
thanks alot for the info guys,trying to get into it.I already put down the grips and stuff but thats what i get for not asking thanks
Aug-09-2009, 05:05 PM
BD Outdoors Contributor
So you mean to tell me that none of you guys (Orca, SD, Dave) sand your blanks down,
then soak thoroughly in gasoline, and set on fire?
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Aug-09-2009, 05:37 PM
Captain
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Capt. G So you mean to tell me that none of you guys (Orca, SD, Dave) sand your blanks down,
then soak thoroughly in gasoline, and set on fire?
I used to, Till I set my hand on fire and tore out my stitches
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Aug-09-2009, 09:06 PM
Captain
Job: semi-retired former brewery worker and rodbuilder
Mitchell Customs??? custom what? rods?
Aug-09-2009, 09:10 PM
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Capt. G So you mean to tell me that none of you guys (Orca, SD, Dave) sand your blanks down,
then soak thoroughly in gasoline, and set on fire?
Nahhhh,,, I could never compete with The Master. I'm still trying to rub them together to get spontaneous combustion tho.
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