good afternoon this product is used for sanding ???
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No, This is for waxing and buffing. Product is OK, I do not use as expected.
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Depends on the surface area your working with. Please keep in mind it is small unit relatively speaking. If you are working to sand a smallish area, it is acceptable, it's not meant to cover large areas given its size and power. I hope this helps!
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This is a buffer here's a good one DEWALT 5-Inch Random-Orbit SanderDoggorunning on YouTube
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This is a buffer here's a good one DEWALT 5-Inch Random-Orbit Sander Doggorunning on YouTube
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My apologies but I really cannot answer your question. I am just using it with the buffer pads made for it so altering it to use velcro sanding pads would be uncertain. Sorry I wasn't more help.
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I'm not sure its not something I've used it for. There is a product that is designed for repairs like yours. It is called Wood Epox. http://www.abatron.com/shop-online/woodepox.html You might look at their website to see if it would work for you. One of the things about PC product is that it is water based and will raise the grain so sanding is required. Minwax hardener is a solvent based solution that isn't as easy to use and has a strong odor that takes several days to disappear but less sanding is required.
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I would not use this for sanding floors, you need to rent an orbital floor sander.
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I used it over Por Putty as a sealer ..I have not tried to sand it but would think it would be sand-able.. with something like a demel but not by hand.. the stuff is like black tooth paste and like the por putty will dry hard..being paste like it spreads very easy, so not much sanding was needed..I hope this was a help
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Im no expert here but i would think if you did a light sanding beforehand it would be alright.
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It sounds plausible, but I've never had to try it myself. I have recently been restoring and adding to my house - crown moulding/baseboards - that sort of thing. I also refinish furniture. I love this sander for the detail work, corners, etc. I use it on almost everything I do. Good luck with your project.
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Yes the sanding drums can be used. Keep the speed to less than 15,000 RPM. Instruction for use cam be found on the Demel web site. Look for "Pet Nail Grooming Using a Dremel Rotary Tool" instruction. The instructions are in the download area.
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I used a DeWalt electric sander, so making it flat went very easy. This stuff dries VERY quickly once mixed with the solution, so there is very little time get creative with it.
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Thank you for your question. Sandpaper is similar to a card stock so as long it is not coated with something there should be no problem with this going through it.
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No just really use for sand.. but email manufacture and see what other application might be use.
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It's not sand paper. It's a sheet with a pattern on it designed to give the repair material the appearance of "leather grain". The repair will be just as strong whether you use it or not; but without it, the repaired area will be completely smooth and thus much easier to see.
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You could use it to scuff sand a wood floor to over coat it, but if you are trying to remove a finish or sand bare wood you would be better off using a powered floor sander. It is better suited for drywall
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No this is for sanding , you put it on a sander and then apply sandy paper to the face of the disc. we use it for sanding wood cabinets
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ok you got two possibility's hear # 1 you got a bad motor and yes iv heard of this happening because the sander's are not made in the USA \ # 2 you have got the adjustment tension for the belt wayyyy to tight with the sanding belt on so it put's wicked strain on the motor # 3 you may want to try a heaver belt grit
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Although I have no experience with the sander in conjunction with metal work, I suppose it would be dependent upon what you were doing. Very small, soft metals may work. Sorry, I just don't have the experience to answer the question directly.
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This will sand, remove anything your looking to remove. I bought it for a deck project. It removed 1/4" from treated "(wet)" boards with very little effort. The only thing I would caution you with, is it is an animal! Not for light sanding work.