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Rick Turner
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I've found that sanding wood past 220 leads to bad finish adhesion. They found the same over at Santa Cruz Guitars as well.
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[QUOTE=erikbojerik] the fumes will kill you faster than crack, so you need all the precautions.
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that really cracked me up!
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[QUOTE=Rick Turner]I've found that sanding wood past 220 leads to bad
finish adhesion. They found the same over at Santa Cruz Guitars as
well.[/QUOTE]



Thanks Rick, a very timely suggestion! 



Just this morning I'm prepping to spray some Mac ebony, and it still
looks pretty smooth even after hitting it with 320 (coming down from
2000 grit).  So 220 it will be!
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Just make sure you've got quality papers (not all 220 is created equal...)
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