Hello,

I have a split grip that after I applied the finish to the blank section, it dried with some ripples. Can I sand this down with say 400 grit and reapply the finish or should I just leave it alone? Appreciate any help.

Dan

600 wet and dry would be fine

Grit I use when saving underwraps, trim etc to smooth it down a bit before binding on a new guide.

Can't notice it after the finish is applied.


Or you could go 400 then 600

Just not sure with a 400 scuff



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/10/2023 10:59AM by Josh Bryan.

Thx Josh

No reason to apply epoxy to that area. But since you have and it's not as level as you want, sand with 400 grit on a sanding block to ensure flat. Then apply a very, very thin application of epoxy and it should be fine.

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Yes you can sand it but definitely use a sanding block.

Have fun

How many coats of epoxy have you done? I usually do 2 sometimes 3 coats of epoxy.

How much room between the grips? As per above, create some form of sanding block. I often wrap fine grit paper around a ruler and use that as it is nice and flat.

Thank you all for the comments and tips! All worked out and it looks great.