I make sails. Sails are held together with double sided tape then sewn
through cloth, tape and all. Sometimes there is some stickiness at the seams
that could easily pick up dirt and look bad. My solution is to dust the
finished seams with talcum powder and then brush it off. The talc dust takes
away the stickiness and is so thin it can't be seen. Go ahead and use the
spray. The first time you use the sanding table, it will take care of
itself.


"tiredofspam" nospam.nospam.com wrote in message
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I made a sanding table years ago from peg board that I enlarged the hole in
and supported the board using small dowels to keep the board level but not
block air flow.

I would like to cover that with a glued on router/sanding pad.
My biggest fear is that spray 77 which I thought of using would just
collect dust, and also get past just the glue-able area to the top of the
pad, rolling on a contact cement would lead to the same.

How should I attach the pad to avoid gumming up the works? Thanks