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Long story short, I've got very hard skin on my feet which can be a
discomfort when walking. I've tried the missus scholl rotating thingy with limited success, keep stalling it. A thought occured that I could try my random orbital detail sander with some 60 or 80 grit - has anyone tried this - any success? Andy |
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