Sanding and finishing fiberglass

Started by barley40, January 30, 2010, 10:31:00 PM

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barley40

How heavy the sandpaper on the first sanding? I'm guessing 400 grit on the finish up. Maybe tung oil finish then? huh?

Robertfishes

I use 220, then 320 and have finished some with 400. I know some guys who only use the 220 and have nice looking bows. I have only used Minwax Spar Urethane in the spray can for finish. If you use the search function you will find a lot of great information

Swissbow

I use 220 and 360 grid and after that I use Scotch brite pads. That stuff is just perfect.

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jess stuart

About 320 is as fine as I go also.  Always has came out fine.

Bob Sarrels

I go to 150 and stop.  Finish stick better.
Now then, get your weapons ~ your quiver and bow ~ and go out to the open country to hunt some wild game for me.  Gen. 27.3

kennym

On my own bows,150 is it,I like a flat finish anyway for huntin.

On bows for friends,220
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Holm-Made

If I'm already at the poundage I want I'll knock the sheen off with 220 and quit.  If I want to lose a pound or two I hit it hard with 150 then 220.  Finish sticks better the courser you leave it and you'll never see the fine sanding marks unless you go with a thin coverage of high gloss finish.  Chad

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