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Originally Posted by printer2
Auto body filler might be a good idea to fill out spots. I just set up the sander and put a coarse grit sandpaper on the base raising it more as it took off the high spots. Didn't have quite that much to straighten out but that is just a little more time.
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Originally Posted by stuw
A little trick I found when making my rollers was after a ton of sanding, I chalked the roller to see the low and high spots, put wood putty in the low spots, let dry and re sanded, sped up the process a lot.
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How does the filler stay attached to the drum when the outward force of spinning on the drum would rather throw it off? There would be very little holding it to the drum. Or does a wood filler contain a glue like component to it?
If I made a paste of wood glue and saw dust, that should work, right? And there would be no chance of it fracturing there and being expelled...
Cause yeah. The last few low spots are going to take forever to come out. I'll go through another pack or two of sandpaper before they're gone. Ugg.