Oct 8, 2002 #1 M Marj New member DavidB, posted some helpful info on filling chips and sanding down with the Mequiar's Unigrit block. My question is what grit is it? When I called my local paint and body shop supplier they asked me what grade did I want.:nixweiss
DavidB, posted some helpful info on filling chips and sanding down with the Mequiar's Unigrit block. My question is what grit is it? When I called my local paint and body shop supplier they asked me what grade did I want.:nixweiss
Oct 8, 2002 #2 K Ken B New member Grit is the size of the abrasive sand in the block, the higher the number the smaller (finer) the sand is, therefore less abrasive For touch ups I use 1500, then 2000 (I could not find the 3000), then 3M SMR to eliminate any haze.
Grit is the size of the abrasive sand in the block, the higher the number the smaller (finer) the sand is, therefore less abrasive For touch ups I use 1500, then 2000 (I could not find the 3000), then 3M SMR to eliminate any haze.
Oct 8, 2002 #3 M Marj New member Belicoso Are you saying you have the Mequiar's Unigrit sanding block in two grades of 1500 & 2000?:nixweiss
Belicoso Are you saying you have the Mequiar's Unigrit sanding block in two grades of 1500 & 2000?:nixweiss
Oct 8, 2002 #4 K Ken B New member they have many... 400, 1000, 1500, 2000 and 3000 lookHere :xyxthumbs
