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Grit Selection:
·Preliminary treatment: For tasks that require the removal of thicker surface coatings or the preparation of rougher surfaces, coarser grits are often selected. For example, a preliminary treatment with a 320 grit or 600 grit pad can be effective in removing old coatings or preparing a surface.
·Medium treatment: If the surface is already relatively smooth but needs further leveling or removal of minor imperfections, choose a 600 grit or 800 grit pad. This grit size allows for a fine finish without altering the surface texture too severely.
·Finishing touches: For tasks requiring a glossy or smoother surface, such as final touches before preparation for coating, choose 800 grit or 1200 grit pads. These fine abrasive grains produce a finer, smoother finish.
·Material considerations: Different materials may require abrasive pads of different grits. For example, for softer materials (such as wood or plastics), a finer grit may be required to avoid excessive removal of material. Conversely, for harder materials (such as metals), a coarser grit may be required to effectively remove the material.
Ariel Antunez
2025-06-24 15:05:45
Good quality just like the named brands. I highly suggest to anyone in automotive paint industry
John W. Weaver
2025-06-03 17:57:55
These pads seem very stiff and durable. I'm sure they will work fine in cleaning small parts in the parts washer. fast shipping.
Melissa B.
2025-02-05 17:17:47
Ideal for prepping plastic car parts for painting, as advertised
Country custom woodworking
2024-12-18 13:25:48
These are a must for doing that second coat of Rubio or any Rubio like finish. I know is a mono coat but sand the first finish just to dullness with these red pads and apply second coat. Bobs your uncle. No self respecting shop would be caught without these.
Oldwest
2024-11-23 15:39:25
It's just what I ordered it to do,,,work
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