Recognize Non-Shedding and Diamond Pattern

tearing the other thing about sponges is they tend to shed really bad and when I say shed what that means is if you take it and rub it together and you put it over a piece of paper you're going to see a lot of that grain end up on on the paper it's a good way to to see it if it's on a white sheet of paper that's natural with most sponges this stuff is it almost sheds not at all and the problem with shedding we even had to come out with a white sponge because it was transparent so if it did shed you wouldn't see the little specks of black in your finish because a lot of times people see their finish a little speck of black it came from the sponge right it's got it landed on the part you finished it and now you got a little black Speck so the two main things about this sponge number one you practice can't tear it number two it doesn't shed and the diamond pattern is very unique because what this is creating for you is is some space between these Diamond pads so it does help it keep from loading as quick right now the cool thing about