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Get Shorty Paint Job Sanding
Get Shorty Paint Job Sanding
The final steps kick off with more sanding. Follow the instructions put forth in Part One and only use the sponge block. Begin with 1,000-grit. This will knock out the majority of the orange peel. View Related Article
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