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Old 07-03-2018, 11:25 AM
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Iam using the Atabites.
total 2 boxes for the pair of stand.
It is really good and solid weight.
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Can’t find atabites in the US
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Will one 40lb bag of sand be sufficient for both stands?

WAY more than enough. The only inconvenient thing about the whole process was lugging the extra sand.
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Aluminite shavings was also a good option. Atacama used to recommend filling 2/3 full. But some find filling all the way helps too.
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Make sure you don’t wipe off the extra sand off the stands. Hold a vacuum above the stand and then use a keyboard blower for the rest. I would also wrap the base of the stand with a plastic wrap to avoid hairlines
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Thank you Joey. I am leaning towards dustless kitty litter.
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