Sanding Material

[takata 0]

well,
most of us knows by using right grade sanding paper will help out when doing customizing works.

i'll make it short coz i only wanna intro u all in2 a new sanding method i think is new but still very good results for customizing.

my worker (i work in furniture line) intro me bout tiz material when they doing touch-up on furnitures.
is some sort called fibreglass sanding cloth.
my worker bought it frm hardware shop(not every shop selling it) & is not too expensive.
lets make it easy 2 understand da structure of da cloth.
imagine is a cotton roll(those we use in 1st aid kit) but in dark grey colour.
it looks like ordinary cotton form but when u touch it, u'll fell is a bit rough but still smooth at da same time.
tiz material IMO is better than finnest grade sand paper coz we can use it as finishing sanding(low presure apply) @ as cleaning sanding(high presure apply) at da same time.

*CAUTION!!!
is oso a dangerouse material coz missuse of it can easily making ourself injured.

[sinclair 0]

Thanks for the information.

Will try to look up further information on application uses.

[Rayz-HWC 0]

I use lower-grain ones and sanding under running water...works for me..

[danielh 0]

thanks for the tips! will try it out.

[steelwolf28 0]

To make it smoother after sanding, u can actually can use buffing sticks (used by the other sex to shine their fingernails). You can buy those at guardian or watson pharmacy. Costs only a few RM. It makes the bodywork super smooth

[hassan 0]

.. will check it out.. tjnx for the info.. err got pics of that thingy

[sinclair 0]

Looks like popsicle sticks methinks.

[steelwolf28 0]

Yup looks like a popsicle stick. U can find in under nail care section in pharmacies. Or just ask the salesperson for Nail Buffer Stick...