Discovering 5mm and 10mm Sponge Interfaces

get back to the video now we've got our five millimeter these are five millimeter sponges right here we've got the grits we've got fine very fine and super fine of five millimeter and some of you might wonder what the heck would you ever use a five millimeter sponge for so your sponges this is a closed cell sponge so it's dense sponges have a tendency to contour to edges this is not a very thick sponge but for shaker style doors and um shaker stylus doors that don't have a very deep depth to them this sponge type of sponge will run along the edge of the shaker cell door and it's not gonna your sand or itself the pad on your center is not gonna hit the edge of that vibrate damage the edge of your sander or the edge of the door so if you're doing any type of shaker style doors so in repainting you're running into a lot of different contours a lot of different edges a lot of different styles of doors so it's good to have a lot of different types of abrasives five millimeters something you probably want to have so there's five millimeter sponges once again fine uh very fine super fine uh here is a closed cell 10 millimeter sponge so this is gonna be kind of like a five millimeter sponge uh it's for shake us shaker style doors and this is gonna be a deeper routed edge on a shaker style door or um you know door that's uh whatever sunk in i don't know whatever word we're gonna use for that but this is a box we've got a box of the um i don't know how many is in this let's check and see it doesn't have a count so it comes with 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 of the 5 millimeter sponges and then it comes with we got 3