what grit is this sandpaper?
2027788
18 Pack - that had 6 each of 60, 120 & 240 Grit Sandpaper. It is a very good sturdy paper that holds up.
2027789
18 Pack - that had 6 each of 60, 120 & 240 Grit Sandpaper.It is a very good sturdy paper that holds up.
1256011
it is not smooth, there's a slight bit of texture to it similar to medium to fine grit sandpaper. Hope that helps!
2190577
I don't know the grit count but it's a basic nail file you would find at any beauty shop. One side is a little smoother than the the other size.
489675
No, this package is six 6000 grit bands, but the 6000 is really fine. It is the honing band for this system. It feels like a piece of cloth after the first use. I used the 6000 to restore a near mirror polish on a "display case queen" speed axe head. I recommend you try the 6000, and if you need a finer hone than it gives, you then go to a good leather strop and finish by hand. I haven't needed to. http://www.worksharptools.com/knife/sharpeners/abrasives.html
1430055
Yes. I bought it when I remodeled my kitchen last year. I was surprised and pleased with the performance. I ordered a box of assorted grit paper when I ordered the sander. Well worth the money!
145598
a fine sand paper effect. I use mine frequently for grinding and absolutely love it! I believe it is well worth the investment.
1714426
It is not coated, or at least not in the typical manner. It's stone-washed, but you can definitely buff it up with sandpaper (I'd use 1k grit or higher) but no, I don't think it's coated in the same manner that most coated blades are.
551067
Grey side is coarse and tan side is fine. I dont remember what the grit of each is.
1341375
It does have grit. you can check on the description above. this stone is 1200 grit. i would recommend you to buy Japanese stone; the surface is more even.
486317
I think you can order it from the manufacturer. However, all it is is very fine grit polishing tape (or film). I'm pretty sure you can buy it here for a better price: http://www.bestsharpeningstones.com/catalog/Lapping%20Film.htm Just get something in the 3-5 micron (4000-8000 grit) range.
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.
1606286
220 grit is more than enough to get the job done without running the paper on the sheetrock. Hope this helps.... Dick
397569
It should be, the image isn't large enough to display it but it says it at the bottom: 5 sheets, 2-P320 Grit, 1-P400, 1-P600, 1-P800
1224571
I don't know the grain size but it is 220 grit. It's a little more course that baking soda.
1217454
It is a multiple grit pack 80,120@ 240 you can buy a grit you like or use more at amazon you will find them at the bottom of the web page that last these. hope this helps.
2107266
Stone grits are comparable to how sandpaper is graded the lower the number the rougher the cut. So #120 is very course and you would start with it if you had a very dull knife and then work your way up to #320 then #600 and finish off with #1500. Usually if the knife is not really dull you can start with #320 or even #600. I hope this helps
1663887
This is more a medium grit...80-100. If you are looking for finish work then you may want to hit with fine paper or soda blast so the metal is smooth. This hasn't pitted the metal but it can.