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Old 17th February 2009, 22:10   #1
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Question about Orange peel
Hey guys, I was wondering what you guys use to knock it down with to make if flat as glass?

600 on a block, and reduction sand all the way up to 2k?
Or would 1200 on block fully remove it to be flat, w/o sacrificing all the clear starting from 600?
If this is confusing to understand, let me know. Sorry.

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