On Jul 3, 11:54 pm, "jeffc" wrote:
"Bob F" wrote in message

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"jeffc" wrote in message
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It was recommended I sand poly interior trim before painting white. If
it's not flat (i.e. it's typical nook-and-cranny cross section, like most
trim nowadays), how do you go about sanding it?

Just use your fingers to wrap it against the surface as you sand.

You guys don't seem to understand the type of trim I'm talking about. It's
not this, but it should give an ideahttp://www.bmcwest.com/products/default.asp?cat=11
There's no possible way to sand hundreds of feet of that and getinto the
crevices. That's the way trim usually is nowadays.

Since there were only two posters when you wrote "You guys don't seem
to understand...", I assume you meant me, which makes me wonder why
you didn't read the second part of my post.

There are two parts that must be mastered when asking for advice. The
asking part you have down pat, the reading part needs a little bit of
work. Go back and have another go at it. Thanks.

R