A quick post. Not much to say, I just worked on the folds on her other side. Now it will all be a matter of smoothing out the folds and giving them life. Enjoy the pics!
I was wondering what kind of tool and grit you were using for sanding the folds? power tool of some kind? by hand? grinder? was just curious. Rory http://thegreentiquessolution.blogspot.com/
Rory, During the sanding process, I use what ever I can because it take so dang long! I start with a rough coarse grit ( 30-50) on a angle grinder, then a drum sander hooked to a drill ( so far its the best I've found for its task) Then sometimes I go down to dremels and WeCheer attachements ( smaller drum sanders.) Then ultimately...hand sanding with small strips for the tight cracks and curves in her face and folds. Usually, by that point, I only hand sand the essentials.
wow, looks complex!
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I was wondering what kind of tool and grit you were using for sanding the folds? power tool of some kind? by hand? grinder? was just curious.
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I am really behind on my reading. I am going backwards here and that doesn't work so well.
ReplyDeleteRory, During the sanding process, I use what ever I can because it take so dang long! I start with a rough coarse grit ( 30-50) on a angle grinder, then a drum sander hooked to a drill ( so far its the best I've found for its task) Then sometimes I go down to dremels and WeCheer attachements ( smaller drum sanders.) Then ultimately...hand sanding with small strips for the tight cracks and curves in her face and folds. Usually, by that point, I only hand sand the essentials.
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