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Smokin' Hoglegs
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 Posted: Aug 17 2010 Post subject: |
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O.S., I know it sucks, but I ended up going at it with a braided wire wheel on a grinder, and an orbital sander like this
Only got a little dirty 
I would suggest at the very least a dust mask and some ear plugs!
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| Smokin' Hoglegs wrote: | O.S., I know it sucks, but I ended up going at it with a braided wire wheel on a grinder, and an orbital sander like this
Only got a little dirty
I would suggest at the very least a dust mask and some ear plugs! |
So how many hours did it take to get it finished?
If i go that route i am going to wait till it cools down later this week. Its *95 outside right now. |
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Smokin' Hoglegs
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aww hell, It's 95° just about every day here! You'll get used to it in no time!
Honestly I have very little recollection of the evening I cleaned up that drum. Could have been the heat or beers, or the killer combo 
I did it after work (usually get home 5ish) and had late dinner (wife remembers, she thinks that's why her chicken was dry ) so a couple few hours.
Good luck, let's see if you can mo' dirty!
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