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It depends where you're sanding and what kind of threads you are referring to. I used a combination of Dremeling and a sander.

Certain sanding can be done by hand.

The kind of fiberglass I was dealing with may not be the same as what you're dealing with. Mine were short and very course, and simple manual sanding would have taken days. A hand sander took minutes.

This may be helpful. I will be adding more content to the article:

http://www.aokforums.com/thepropden/thepropden-about567.html

If you can post a picture of what area you're dealing with and the type of fiberglass it's made of, perhaps we can advise better.

[QUOTE="CSMacLaren, post: 111714, member: 1656"] It depends where you're sanding and what kind of threads you are referring to. I used a combination of Dremeling and a sander. Certain sanding can be done by hand. The kind of fiberglass I was dealing with may not be the same as what you're dealing with. Mine were short and very course, and simple manual sanding would have taken days. A hand sander took minutes. This may be helpful. I will be adding more content to the article: [URL]http://www.aokforums.com/thepropden/thepropden-about567.html[/URL] If you can post a picture of what area you're dealing with and the type of fiberglass it's made of, perhaps we can advise better. [/QUOTE]

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