I use permagrit aluminum sanding bars regularly for accurate sanding of flat surfaces. They come in various sizes with fine grit on one side and coarse grit on the other side. They last "forever and glue residue is easily cleaned from the grit surface with a wire brush.
Check out their web site: http://www.permagrit.com/index.php?cPath=65
Permagrit Sanding Bars
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Re: Permagrit Sanding Bars
Thanks Dennis. I use something like that, homemade, and agree that it makes a very good sanding tool.
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Re: Permagrit Sanding Bars
Thanks for link Dennis, very useful and they're in the UK too :)
Re: Permagrit Sanding Bars
Thanks Dennis, I have quite a few permagrit files and bars, great tools! Paint remover and wire brush works great for removing real stubborn glue. I use them for my building R/c planes and jets. I heard from Ken, that you are an R/c plane guy. I am awaiting my first kit from KMG , Looking forwards to getting started on guitar making. Nice work on your guitar, it looks great, Jack.