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[Flintstone]

I'll sort it tomorrow for ya.

 

[Concrete guy]

Thanks for that I will have a look at ATS and order 2 or 3

Do bear in mind the #50 is very coarse. We sell a large number of those to concrete firms for removing seams from castings and also to glazing firms for cleaning up the edges of cut glass when it isn't going to be seen but needs to be handled.

If you want something for tidying up envelope cuts then #100, #200 and #400 are going to be the most used grits.

 

[Flintstone]

Sorry for the poor photos it was dark, hope you find them useful!

 

[bl tiling]

Hi guys thanks for the info ,have just ordered grit 50, 100,200,and 400 from ATS so I will see how these perform

 

[Concrete guy]

Sorry for the poor photos it was dark, hope you find them useful!

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Thanks. They look the same.

We've actually ordered some from them ourselves using a personal eBay account to see how they are mailed and what the vat status is.

 

[Flintstone]

Didn't get any paperwork with mine at all

 

[Drifterjoe]

Hi guys, sorry to bump an old thread but wondered if you get the best results using these pads wet or dry?

Also what sort of lifespan do they have?

 

[Flintstone]

Just a little dip in water helps stop them clogging and keeps it all nice.

 

[Ttt1601]

i find myself using the 200 most of the time

 

[Drifterjoe]

And how long has the 200 pad lasted?