Sandpaper

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BD
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Does anyone know of a good place to order sandpaper from?
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But, unless you're really stocking up, have you tried your local auto-parts store? It took me a while to figure out that they'll have sandpaper as fine as you could wish for finish-work on paint jobs.
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Thanks for the replies!
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Another sandpaper suggestion, the automotive section at Wal-Mart will usually have papers in grits from 320 to 1500.

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Assuming you'd be caught dead in a Wal*Mart....
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KurtHuhn wrote:Assuming you'd be caught dead in a Wal*Mart....
Well, what can I say? I live about 8 miles from the Wal-Mart home offices. And since its wal-mart country around here, there isn't many other places to shop! :(

David
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