Thread: colored sandpaper

G'day Terry

I recently bought a fair bit of that coloured sand paper (I got mine from Box makers Brassware). To me it seems to be quite good quality. I would have to say its the best stuff I have ever used... but in saying that I usaully by the crap that they sell at bunnings .

Besides turning I also use it in my drum sander and I havent had to change the paper since I put in the first strip....so it lasts a fair while.

cheers
BD

Jim Carroll at cws has this stuff as well as hermes stuff, from memory he rates the hermes a little better.

Richard Raffan did a mini review in AWR a little while ago & was pleased with how well it lasted.


Cheers..................Sean

It looks good...

I use stuff from DTT Bolts. cheap but good, got a few rolls of different grits... Good Stuff

I have bought alsorts of paper over the time, some just fit for the bin. I was at a show a few years back and got myself a passive ball sander and in the back was this soft backing for velcro type fasening, any way the sanding media was great the best stuff i ever used. It also last for hell of a long time, you can use it wet or dry and the grit keeps going, if you can get it over there then buy some, it is a bit more expencive but in the long run you will save and it sands better than anything i have come across.

Hegner is the brand name
if you are in the UK then you can get it from this guy, and he is genuine bloke.
http://www.johnberkeley.co.uk/abrasives.htm
grit sizes;120,180,240,320,400,600,800,1200.
150mm wide rolls LB..

We had John Berkely as a demonstrator at the Club last year and he was gret. I bought a set of the abrasives he sells and they really are good and resonable price. Another thing is to go to his site and take a gander at his work, Wow!!! is all I can say. Get practising doc.

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