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3rd March 2009, 10:20 PM #1
Sanding and trimming Cornices (at External Corners...)
Dear Folks,
Does anyone know...
1) If there is such a thing as a large curved Sanding Block for sanding plain-cove Cornices at External Corners? (Something bigger than those small flexible "sponge" types would be good. It would have to come in different sizes, though, I guess...)
2) If there a preferred type of flush-cutting blade of some sort for running up the face of one piece of Cornice at an External Corner, in order to trim back any "overhanging" by the other piece past the corner?
Many Thanks,
Batpig.
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