What grit is Scotch Brite 7448?

What grit is Scotch Brite 7448?

7448 – Light Grey, called Ultra Fine Hand – (600-800) 800 grit. 7440 – Tan pad, called Heavy Duty Hand Pad – (120-150) 60(?) Green Scotch Brite is available EVERYWHERE. It’s 600 grit.

What grit is 3M 7448?

3M™ Scotch-Brite™ Ultra Fine Hand Pad 7448 6″ x 9″ Silicon Carbide ULF Grit-60 Pads.

What grit is 3M red Scotch Brite?

Theses are equivalent to 400 grit sandpaper, and work great wet or dry.

What are the different colors of Scotch Brite pads?

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Colour Code General Applications
Brown Blending, deburring, weld cleaning, oxide removal, rust removal
Dark green Heavy duty cleaning, oxide removal
Light green Cleaning, equipment maintenance, blending, intermediate finishing
Maroon Fine finishing, cleaning, paint keying, light deburring, blending

What are the different grades of Scotch-Brite pads?

StewMac 3M Scotch-Brite Abrasive Scuff Pads, Set of 3 Different Grades – General Purpose, Ultra Fine, and Light Duty – for Cleaning, Polishing, and Refinishing – 6″ X 9″

What is a rubbing pad?

These rubbing pads, manufactured by 3M, are made of non-woven polyester fiber with a coating of grit that is held to the fibers by resin. The grit is distributed throughout the pads, making them a long-lasting, versatile and economical type of abrasive.

What grit is 3M superfine rubbing pad?

A Variety of Abrasive Grades These sponges are available in a range of grades, including microfine (grade 1200 to 1500), ultrafine (grade 800 to 1000), superfine (grade 500 to 600), fine (320 to 400) and medium (grade 120 to 180).

What are the different grades of Scotch Brite?

Can you wet sand with scuff pads?

You can wet sand the primer with 500 or 600 grit. You might want to seal the primer when you are done sanding it. I use Nason 422-23.

Can you wet sand with Scotch Brite pad?

Can You Wetsand With a Scotch Brite or Scuff Pad? Scotch Brite and other scuff pads made of unwoven nylon with embedded abrasive grains are great tools to use wet or dry.

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