Using a sander on my bumpers?
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Using a sander on my bumpers?
Might be a stupid question but I'm dumb in some ways lol. So Im going to rhino my front bumper in a few weeks. As you know i did my bull bar and came out amazing. Cant wait. I know its going to take a long time to sand it but i was at work today using a hand sander on tables and im just stupid why i havent thought about this. Why not get a cheap 50$ sander and use that to help sand my bumper. I would think it would save me some time and be very helpful and making sure i really sand it good then doing it the old way with my hand and taking forever lol. I dont know why I havent thought about this sooner lol. Would it work good. Put some 300 gritt sand paper on there and go to town lol. Thanks
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Only problem i see with a larger power sander is the flatness of it not being able to do the contours properly. Sanding with a power tool takes finess and control. Luckily your sanding the bumper before the application...lol
Other than that, you will still have to get your hands dirty and sand the corners and bends properly...etc
Other than that, you will still have to get your hands dirty and sand the corners and bends properly...etc
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I have a nasty dent in my chome rear bumper and was thinking of doing the same thing but fixing it then painting to match. I've thought of going the hand sander route but believe the an angle grinder with a wire brush will be the best bet, it seems to me in the long run it will take a little less work and get a better quality product. Let me know how it works for ya. I hope to do this before years end. lol
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I have a nasty dent in my chome rear bumper and was thinking of doing the same thing but fixing it then painting to match. I've thought of going the hand sander route but believe the an angle grinder with a wire brush will be the best bet, it seems to me in the long run it will take a little less work and get a better quality product. Let me know how it works for ya. I hope to do this before years end. lol
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Ya, my p/c places wants 150 coat and 150 to sand so Doing it myself. I know i will still have to get into the coners myself but having the sander to do the big parts would be helpful. Im going to rhino line it then use factory spray paint on it to match. Its says on the truck bed coating it paintiable so we will see.
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