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I had screen on a sanding block and it works well for sanding any tire compound I was using a medium
I think fine would of been better.
I mostly run PG Tires and those I like to use 1500 grit wet\dry automotive sand paper
Try some fine and see how you like it, don't forget to round the edge of the tire, on sillys I found a Bik Razor works well
No matter what your sanding block has on it when sanding sillys keep low pressure on your tires, keep the sanding block moving back and forth, have a little soap water handy to clean and cool the tires
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