shine Member Feb 14, 2017 #1 i've talked to a couple of people lately about dry guide coat. i use pounce powder but it is about the same as 3m but lots cheaper. i use my favorite tool to apply it. Attachments IMG_20170214_091900980.jpg 54.3 KB · Views: 349 Last edited: Feb 14, 2017
i've talked to a couple of people lately about dry guide coat. i use pounce powder but it is about the same as 3m but lots cheaper. i use my favorite tool to apply it.
shine Member Feb 15, 2017 #3 fuuuny i buy them by the gross. i wear them anytime i'm working on one. great for sanding or polishing . keeps rusty hand prints off steel .
fuuuny i buy them by the gross. i wear them anytime i'm working on one. great for sanding or polishing . keeps rusty hand prints off steel .
O old sarge Member Feb 18, 2017 #4 Where do you get this powder? I tried some chalk line powder.It did not work?
shine Member Feb 18, 2017 #5 https://www.coastairbrush.com/products.asp?cat=269 it is just powdered charcoal .
i buy them by the gross. i wear them anytime i'm working on one. great for sanding or polishing . keeps rusty hand prints off steel .