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Default Sanding diff plates - what grade of wet / dry

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Giving my Cat SX a bit of an overhaul in the coming week and planning on doing a full diff rebuild and wanted to know what wet and dry to use with the Schumacher Cat SX plates.

800?
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start with 600 or 800 then finish with 1200 - 1600 to polish it back up
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start with 600 or 800 then finish with 1200 - 1600 to polish it back up
Ok cool, I will get the grades from B&Q on the way home.

Any particular tips or just follow Lee Martin's guide in the Tamiya section?

I have seen diff plate holding tools, are they worth it? Much More I think
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just use a old diff half to hold the diff plate i try to use a sheet of glass to sand on as well, or a mega flat surface
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just use a old diff half to hold the diff plate i try to use a sheet of glass to sand on as well, or a mega flat surface
Ok thanks for the tips. mmm tip to find an old diff half or check mine over.
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Is it worth trying to sand / revive existing diff plates, or do you only really do the sanding on new plates?
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