Originally Posted by
ANiznik
what i do is keep a old spur gear and a sheet of 400 grit sand paper, then put the slipper pad in between the two and hold down the sand paper while moving the spur with the slipper pad in between the two. that way your not sanding your fingertips. it only takes a matter of seconds per side of the slipper pads! wish i could take a picture of it, hope u get the idea. oh and yes u will be sanding a little off the outer section of the gear, thats why u use an old gear. pretty much the same process as sanding diff rings using a old female outdrive to hold the diff ring in place while sanding!
Thanks for that tip!
I do the same thing you do with the diff rings so I don't know why it never occurred to me to try an old spur for the slipper pad. I imagine the more you use that old spur the better it gets for sanding a slipper pad too.