Utilizing Foam Abrasives for Profiles

abrasives with abrasive on the side for shaker style doors. I'm super stoked. Sherry, tell me about these things. What are these going to do for our audience out there? This is going to change the way we sand shaker doors because pro before we would have to grab a second sponge after sanding the center panel. And a lot of times we would mess up the scratch in the center panel and we wouldn't get a good scratch here on the uh profile. Now we'll get both surfaces sanded and it'll look fantastic. >> This is super cool. So we have a close cell abrasives. We've got diff three different abrasives now in this. So what do we got? >> We've got three different grits. We've got fine, very fine, and super fine. So, we'll be able to touch all three most that would that's the most used. Super fine being for sealer, the very fine, and the fine for primer. >> So, this is a 10 mm close cell. >> Yes. >> So, do you have a 5 mm also? >> No, there's no use for it because of the depth of the the profile on the shaker door. We need to really be above the stay above that profile so our sander doesn't damage it and still be able to catch that inside profile. The other thing that's really interesting about this is that when I was sanding with it with the 10M, we always had a hard time getting in this corner. Yeah. >> This because of the edge and the way it's made manufactured, it really gets up close in that edge >> and in that corner. And we are really good at getting set that corner sanded.