What grit are on each color?
2006092
Blue is Medium Fine. Red is Extra Fine. White and Grey are smoothing/ shining
2006093
Blue is the roughest, followed by pink. The white and grey are buffers/shiners.
916652
Depending on the surface you started with will depend on what grit to start with. It requires a very through polishing with each grit. You should see the shine change with each grit. I polished an off white, it was very important to polish each step. Keep at it.
1699575
same grit on all sides of all three file....seems to work for me with same grit.....
1990103
It came up with the combination 2-3 for each grit (60-2, 80-2,120-2) it's been more than year ago and also used couple of the sandpaper so don't remeber the exact number but for sure its a combination
1654027
I do not know what grit or type of particles are used. What I can tell you is that this is really terrific stuff. I use it on a leather strop for the final polish and the edge it leaves is definitely a razor edge. Quickly removes the scratch marks of my 1200 grit diamond stone.
209412
It comes with a 150 grit screen. There are other grits available at any hardware store.
1596454
Hi - I'm not a grit expert, but these look pretty coarse to me. Hope this helps.
2254409
I don't know what the "grit' is made of - the tube states crystals - but it is a fine grit and the liquid warms when applied to the face. Nicely polishes the face.
617861
I have no idea. I got sick of looking for it on the shelves so I just order it and eventually use all the grit offered in the pack.
989571
I would guess 600 to 800 grit. I would not recommend this rod as it removes too much steel rather than simply aligning the edge as a honing rod should.
721851
The wheels are white and are the same rather fine grit, but I have no idea what number that grit might be. The are great for sharpening my bench chisels and lathe chisels.
471650
All the files in the set have the same surface texture (grit). So they're identical except for color. The surface texture (grit) is also the same on both sides of each file. However, the surface texture (grit) of each file is finer near the tip and more coarse near the handle.
68766
I really don't know exactly. However, if the stone is an oilstone, and I believe it is, then its probably 240 grit for "medium" and 280 grit for "fine". There doesn't seem to be a specific grit noted on the stones or packaging for oilstones, and just using "fine" or "medium" terms to describe the abrasiveness seems to be the norm. However you can get more info if you search the web for woodworking, sharpening etc.
612803
Yes you do get one of each...Each one has a finer edge. I don't understand what you mean by grit...but I love these. I have been very happy with them. I hope this helps :)
2092111
There are two levels of stones: sharpening and polishing. Some stones up to 4,000 grit still sharpen. Beyond that, the stones polish. Both are important. But this range is really for sharpening straight razors. For just dull knives, this tri-stone might work, though the roughest side is still probably not rough enough to tackle really dull blades.
109190
I would use a felt polishing bob they come in several grits, 450,600,800 grit 1/2 inch cylindrical Mc Master Carr For Them
1823614
It is 600 grit and it is pretty course. I gave mine away. Wasnt what I was looking for