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By Revv Up
#1578
I’m doing way more foam work than I ever intended and have been mainly hand sanding with an old aggressive belt sander belt. I do own a electric random orbital palm sander but it doesn’t seem to work very well, anyone having success with the electric models?

I notice a lot of guys are using air power sanders in the videos and they seem to remove material just fine. Are these random orbitals for auto body work? I’m looking for suggestions of something I can pick up off Amazon or somewhere online. Also what grit sanding disk works good with foam? Links greatly appreciated.
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By Cody
#2543
I agree with the rest. I bought the Mac mini die grinder set. It had a 90 degree and a straight. Needed the straight for work so use the right angle with a 3” backing pad. If you catch them right I believe the set is just a bit over $100 for both. Even though it’s the mini it works great and actually feels more comfortable in my hand.
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By Cody
#2552
The Mac guy just came into work and saw in the flier that the mini set I spoke of was on sale for $114. This might not be the cheapest option out there as for foam youre not going to be over working it and a cheaper one will work. Just letting you know.
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