Can you wet sand with this paper? Or does it get soggy and fall apart?
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It does not fall apart wet. It's not meant for wet sanding, but it does do the job even better that wet/dry 220.
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The paper is waterproof no matter what pen or pencil you use, but the ink may not be. They recommend a fisher space pen. It works. I haven't used anything else for about 20 years. I use the NITE IZE Inka version. Sells for about $14. Writes upside down, on grease, anywhere.
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I used an Elmer's basic glue stick and it worked great. Even the Elmer's kids glue stick worked well. The pages didn't rip when they were separated.
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It can get wet and it says you can use outdoors. Just be careful where you put it. I have went through 3 of these. The seams of plastic came apart easy and it lost air. Personally I wouldn't take these camping.
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WE love our tiger shark unit. Is good with leaves, dirt and debri and small twigs that have blow in from trees. Not sure of sand as we have never had that issue. What I do know is if it ever breaks, I will have a new one ASAP!! Saves so much work. Hope this helps. When we opened the pool I would stop the unit and clean the filters about every 1/2 hour just because there was a lot of debri.
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The sand does have a nice, smooth texture when dry. I've never used this sand wet. It does have some dust when children pour from a foot above the sand tray
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I have written on wet paper and have rubbed it with a wet sponge. The ink stayed and wrote well. The paper gave out before the writing did.
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My daughter did the same thing, I just spread it out in a dry tray and let it dry overnight -I can't distinguish the difference between the sand that had been wet and the sand that was never wet.
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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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I don't shred the newspaper at all. I just crumple it up, stuff it in a 5 gallon bucket with lots of water, and let it soak for a while. Since I do woodworking, and have lots of sawdust, I mix the newspaper and sawdust about 50-50. Then I use a paint stirrer attached to a drill. That tears up the newspaper really well after it has soaked for an hour or so
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I doubt if it would do well in sand unless you put cardboard or wood under the slim legs to keep them from sinking in the sand. I used it in a tent and on grass. I put cardboard under each leg to not poke holes in the tent floor. On grass, it sank a little especially when wet.
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It could be used with sand, but it has no cover. I think using water is better.
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Sand will make it heavier....with water, it moves around a bit when i punch it. but sand should make it a lot tuffer to push around...Also i believe emptying the sand off the base is going to be tuffer than emptying water off the base....
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It can get wet, but make sure it's completely dry before packing up, because it will get mold on the material. The material is more of a vinyl instead of rubber like the industrial ones, so I'm not sure how well it will slide.
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I used it to camp on the beach in Eureka and it was dry all around when I woke up. I rolled it up and put it in the sack and there was no moisture or wet spots. Never used it in the rain.
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It's great for the beach but of course won't roll well through sand if it's not packed down. Easy to clean by lifting out the hard plastic liner and you can just flip over and pat the sand off.
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Yes, you can use it wet or dry. My kids (age 2 and 7) love it. The only downside when it is used dry is that the slides are not very "smooth" - meaning they don't slide easily without the water. They just end up bouncing their way down, which is just as fun.