| Size | 2 inch * 3 inch |
|---|---|
| Color | Multicolor |
| Product Dimensions | 3"L x 2"W |
| Brand | Micro Mesh |
| Grit Type | Fine |
| Grit Number | 600 |
| Material | polyester |
| Compatible Material | Wood |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Compatible Devices | Sanding Block |
| Manufacturer | Micro-Surface Finishing |
| Part Number | 3KWPACK |
| Item Weight | 1.3 ounces |
| Item model number | 3KWPACK |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 11 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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| material | polyester | Silicon Carbide | Silicon Carbide | Silicon Carbide | — | paper |
| size | 2 inch * 3 inch | 9x3.6 Inch | 9x11" | 11 x 9 x 0.16 inches | — | 8-1/2-Inch X 11-Inch |
| unit count | 1 | 18 | 5 | 1 | 9 | 6 |
| grit material | — | Silicon Carbide | Silicon Carbide | Silicon Carbide | — | — |
| grit number | 600 | 15000 | 15000 | 7000 | 1500 | 30 |
| grit type | Fine | Very Fine | Very Fine | Super Fine | Fine | Coarse |
| compatible devices | Sanding Block | Sanding Block | Sanding Block | — | — | finger sanders.comes |
| compatible material | Wood | Jade, Plastic, Glass, Metal, Stone, Porcelain, Leather, Wood | Jade, Plastic, Glass, Metal, Stone, Porcelain, Leather, Wood | Plastic, Metal, Wood | Wood | Fiberglass, Aluminum, Wood |
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Works well to polish baked polymer clay to a glossy shine
I bought this set after seeing a YouTube video by polymer clay artist Ana Belchi on sanding and polishing baked polymer clay pieces. For certain types of pieces, whether flat or curved, this is a great way to achieve a satin finish or a glossy one without using glazes, as you can avoid drips or other unevenness that sometimes occur with glazes, especially those that you brush on that may leave brush marks. (Sanding would not be appropriate for pieces that have designs painted on the surface, or certain other surface treatments such as glitter, since sanding would likely remove these.)I used the set, in the proper progression, to polish a lentil-shaped bead (a curved piece) I had baked using two colors of clay with two different sheens — one, a sparkly bronze, and the other a matte purple. (I started by sanding the piece first with a 400 grit wet/dry sandpaper, even though the instructions say that the 1500 grit is similar to a conventional 400 grit, just to be safe.). As you can see from the photos, the polishing made quite a difference in the shine on both colors. It’s probably more noticeable on the purple, since it was matte. In the photos below, the bead on the left was polished with the Micro Mesh series. The bead on the right was not; that is how it looked after baking and cooling. (The long pin at the bottom of the photos is there just to prop up the beads for photographing.)I began the sanding using water, but as I got to the last few finer grits I used them dry, as I found that the water was interfering with the polishing — that’s how fine the grits are! I’m glad that this set was labeled with the grits, which helped enormously in doing the sanding in the proper order.As I just received and used the set for the first time, I can’t really opine on the durability and longevity, which is why I gave only 4 stars for those features. However, given the relatively brief time one needs to use each grit, I think they’ll last for a while.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2019
I used the set, in the proper progression, to polish a lentil-shaped bead (a curved piece) I had baked using two colors of clay with two different sheens — one, a sparkly bronze, and the other a matte purple. (I started by sanding the piece first with a 400 grit wet/dry sandpaper, even though the instructions say that the 1500 grit is similar to a conventional 400 grit, just to be safe.). As you can see from the photos, the polishing made quite a difference in the shine on both colors. It’s probably more noticeable on the purple, since it was matte. In the photos below, the bead on the left was polished with the Micro Mesh series. The bead on the right was not; that is how it looked after baking and cooling. (The long pin at the bottom of the photos is there just to prop up the beads for photographing.)
I began the sanding using water, but as I got to the last few finer grits I used them dry, as I found that the water was interfering with the polishing — that’s how fine the grits are! I’m glad that this set was labeled with the grits, which helped enormously in doing the sanding in the proper order.
As I just received and used the set for the first time, I can’t really opine on the durability and longevity, which is why I gave only 4 stars for those features. However, given the relatively brief time one needs to use each grit, I think they’ll last for a while.
Works well to polish baked polymer clay to a glossy shine
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2019
I bought this set after seeing a YouTube video by polymer clay artist Ana Belchi on sanding and polishing baked polymer clay pieces. For certain types of pieces, whether flat or curved, this is a great way to achieve a satin finish or a glossy one without using glazes, as you can avoid drips or other unevenness that sometimes occur with glazes, especially those that you brush on that may leave brush marks. (Sanding would not be appropriate for pieces that have designs painted on the surface, or certain other surface treatments such as glitter, since sanding would likely remove these.)Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2019
I used the set, in the proper progression, to polish a lentil-shaped bead (a curved piece) I had baked using two colors of clay with two different sheens — one, a sparkly bronze, and the other a matte purple. (I started by sanding the piece first with a 400 grit wet/dry sandpaper, even though the instructions say that the 1500 grit is similar to a conventional 400 grit, just to be safe.). As you can see from the photos, the polishing made quite a difference in the shine on both colors. It’s probably more noticeable on the purple, since it was matte. In the photos below, the bead on the left was polished with the Micro Mesh series. The bead on the right was not; that is how it looked after baking and cooling. (The long pin at the bottom of the photos is there just to prop up the beads for photographing.)
I began the sanding using water, but as I got to the last few finer grits I used them dry, as I found that the water was interfering with the polishing — that’s how fine the grits are! I’m glad that this set was labeled with the grits, which helped enormously in doing the sanding in the proper order.
As I just received and used the set for the first time, I can’t really opine on the durability and longevity, which is why I gave only 4 stars for those features. However, given the relatively brief time one needs to use each grit, I think they’ll last for a while.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2023
I was having difficulty finding what is called a "polishing kit" for my scale model automobiles. I did happen to find one but it was very overpriced. This woodworker's kit contains basically the same contents....the pliable sanding sheets and foam block. There is no polish included as in the plastic polishing kit, but I have plenty of polish on hand. The sanding sheets are what I was after, since they do wear out with use over time, (thus the "4" durability rating). The price is very reasonable and there is even one "extra" sheet of 1500 grit that the plastic polishing kit does not have. By starting with 3200 or 4000 grit and a bit of water, one can carefully polish the surface of a painted model car. Periodically transfer to the next highest number grit until you have reached 12000 and you should have a smooth glossy finish.. I am a happy guy!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2012
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2020
