I picked up where I left off, and started sanding the horseshoes, beginning with 150-grit sand paper, to knock down the high spots.
That was followed by a round of sanding with 400-grit sand paper, which is my finish-sanding step.
The edges on the horseshoes are very smooth, I think they are done. The front faces may need a bit of work still, due to the alignment dowels. We'll see. As for the curved ankles, I'll spray some primer on them and see how they look.
2 comments:
Don't forget to ask Matthew about digging out those dowels. I have "buttons" in my paint on my shoulders. They didn't go away even though I covered them with evercoat and 492 cans of primer !
Russell
Right you are Russell. I think you or someone mentioned drilling a hole larger than 1/2" and then feather filling/sanding.
-Victor
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