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Linear 500g Dry Sandpaper (STICKY BACKED)

Linear 500g Dry Sandpaper (STICKY BACKED)

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Linear 500g Ceramic Dry Sandpaper 

40ft roll

2.75" wide

sticky backed ONLY

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We are proud to offer a Limited Lifetime Warranty on all Linear Blocking Tools! All product failures (not due to abusing the tools) are fully covered! Just fill out this form

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TODD B DOYLE
500 grit sticky

I have tried a lot of sandpapers in my life but the your line is diffidently the best. Actual cuts very well and lasts longer than 3M. Plus it sticks very well to the block you are using

C
Chuck Panno
All the products I have purchased

I have yet to put them into use. I'm preparing for my first paint jobs. Going to start on a hood off the truck. Then a fender. Just to get a feel for it. I can tell by the feel of the most flexible blocks, that they are still hard to flex. I am going to try them. If I need to or feel it will help, I have the means to machine down and polish the flat surface to make it a little more flexible. If it still keeps consistent even contact along the entire surface, I will do that to all of them. If not, and I ruin it, I will just buy another one. THe medium flex ones I can barely flex. I am not the strongest guy on the block. I might be by the time I work with these though. Lol