First, I wet-sanded the dome panels. I didn't really do this properly for my first dome, so I took extra care this time.

Each of the panels is quite smooth now, so I'm hopeful the paint job will turn out well.

Next, I sanded the inside of the outer dome. There is lots of junk from the laser that needs to be sanded off from every cut on the dome.

It took a while, but I think I got everything sanded down for a test fit of the inner and outer domes.

Ah, this again. The inner dome does not yet come close to fitting the outer dome at the top.

I spent way too much time with this issue on the previous dome. This time I may just go straight to cutting the inner dome horizontally, if I can't resolve this relatively quickly. I'm not going through days of sanding the inner dome again.
1 comment:
Nice work. I'm still sanding too! I'd like to use a mouse sander or orbital sander but Im afraid to leave spin lines (even seen a car over buffed?).
Feel free to check my progress! http://paulsr2d2.blogspot.com
Paul
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