Agree. I used the foam blocks on my ride and now I have a low in a quarter that I get to look at all the time it's barely noticed but the quarter was blocked out plenty by hand.
Ideal but don't let that rubber sit out in the 119 degree temperatures like here in Glendale Arizona or leave it on a vehicle in direct sunlight in the Arizona heat the one thing that the foam blocks will not do is warp in the sun light
I have no horse in this competition. But seems slightly misleading you didn't guide-coat for the 1st block. And when blocking, It just seems like you gave more effort and focus when using the plastic block vs foam block. Just watching and then realize oh that's why you did this its a Linear Blocking page. I noticed that last when i tried to figure out what the angle was. Still in the end i think i wanna try out a plastic block.
I dont agree but i´ll explain: each block has its purpose and you cant compare these two because you can use them but they are not for the same type of panel. You as a professional make the choice on witch block you need for what you are sanding. So no need to put Dura-blocks down because they to have their purpose so you can sell yours
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The Regal in black is no joke.. I’d like to see that detail work.. very impressed
Agree. I used the foam blocks on my ride and now I have a low in a quarter that I get to look at all the time it's barely noticed but the quarter was blocked out plenty by hand.
Ideal but don't let that rubber sit out in the 119 degree temperatures like here in Glendale Arizona or leave it on a vehicle in direct sunlight in the Arizona heat the one thing that the foam blocks will not do is warp in the sun light
I have no horse in this competition. But seems slightly misleading you didn't guide-coat for the 1st block. And when blocking, It just seems like you gave more effort and focus when using the plastic block vs foam block. Just watching and then realize oh that's why you did this its a Linear Blocking page. I noticed that last when i tried to figure out what the angle was. Still in the end i think i wanna try out a plastic block.
I dont agree but i´ll explain: each block has its purpose and you cant compare these two because you can use them but they are not for the same type of panel. You as a professional make the choice on witch block you need for what you are sanding. So no need to put Dura-blocks down because they to have their purpose so you can sell yours
Nice box I got the same color combo but a 55inch
Excelent videos!!!In your experience with the vp2050...how long would be the right time to sand and proceed to paint???
In an other video he said 3 days plus
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