Comparing Film vs. Paper Abrasives

flat paper evasive um called echostorm so do I want to use the pad saver when yeah yeah that's some really good information so I've read ended up this problem and now I think I'm gonna um have a little more success with my sanding um not have swirls probably in the future using this uh now I want to get it right this is a pad saver is it a pad saver it comes with an interface pad I usually don't use the interface pad this is a paper abrasive someone want to use an interface pad with this also right padsaver and I say there's quite a bit oh God I want to always use an interface back this thing is very important if you don't have an interface pad if you haven't bought the kit you're going to find out today sweetie isn't that sound pet saver good job I was gonna just roll with it because it doesn't matter everybody calls it in a face but I haven't done that I saw you like I was like it must be important yeah maybe three times it's too much I run into swirls it's been a challenge and I learned now that there's a product how to get rid of swirls so Sherry can you talk about um these products here and give us a little information how we can use those things with our three by four sander yeah Chris these are both non-woven they have hook Ed work on swirls in the three by four size so don't do it with a five inch random orbital because you're gonna cause more swirls they do have abrasive grain in them you've got a 320 grit aluminum oxide and you've got a 600 grit silicon carbide the only reason I use the 320 grit is if I've got a someone that has really swirled something up with a five inch and we've got some major pigtails going on I need something a little bit more aggressive right so then we'll use the maroon day to day I use the gray this is where if someone has used the three by four in the center panel and it's caught and it's swirled up a little bit we can actually use the gray over it on the raw wood and it'll eliminate it mask the swirls so it really knocks the tops off of them so that you don't see them in stain right that's interesting so now I've learned something completely new because they know there was one cabinet job I ran into and I think I know now why I got the swirls because I wasn't using a pad saver to begin with I was using just um sponges to sand in between