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Non-Woven Hand Pads for Swirl Removal

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  • 3x4 Inch Sander
  • Non-Woven Sanding Pads (Gray)
  • Non-Woven Sanding Pads (Maroon)

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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 coat or I I think I might have even used film Tech which was causing me to get some walking to get some Swirls and that's trying to eliminate the swirls with sponges like super fine sponges but

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