: This will, i suppose, only be valid if you don't have that near-perfect
: surface, that even thickness strips will give ?

: After my first stripper (built with even thickness strips) , I swore that 60
: grit should never touch the surface of any kayak i ever built. ROS'ing
: with 60 grit made "too many" visible marks for my taste, so i
: switched to 100-120 grit :-)

: Anyways, the ROS is a great tool that i - too - cannot recommend highly
: enough.

: Jesper,
: Copenhagen, DK

: "Come out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs...” -
: Bruce Willis

Yes, you need to wet the surfaces down with a wet sponge after sanding with 60 grit to raise the grain and reduce the grit cuts.

Rob

Gee Wally, that's swell.
The Beaver