Resin grinding underwater
For sanding resin jewellery, fine sandpaper designed for wet sanding can be used. When wet sanding, we can sand resin jewellery that is completely enclosed in resin, such as dried flowers or other decorative materials, or resin jewellery made using a resin bed. Wet sanding certainly has its advantage, especially in washing away the sanded resin. When dry sanding, we must ensure that no sanded resin remains under the sandpaper, as this would "re-scratch" the sanded surface. After sanding the resin with a grit of 2000 - 3000 (very fine), we can polish the resin product with polishing paste. Manually or with an electric sander.
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List of products
P2000 sandpaper – very fine for a smooth surface finish.
P2500 sandpaper – for final surface finishing.
P320 sandpaper – for smooth sanding of resin fillings.
P600 sanding paper – for fine sanding of resin surfaces.
Wet and dry sandpaper P800 – ideal for smooth sanding of layers.
Waterproof sandpaper grit P500 – fine surface sanding.
Fine P1500 grit sandpaper – ideal for pre-polishing.
P60 Waterproof Sandpaper – coarse grit for initial surface treatment of resin castings.
P100 Wet and dry sandpaper – suitable for basic levelling of the surface of cast resin products.
P280 Sandpaper – finer grit for intermediate finishes.
P1000 sandpaper – very fine for final finishing before polishing.
P4000 Sandpaper – extra fine for finishing touches.
P5000 Grade Sandpaper – for the smoothest possible surface before polishing.
P220 sandpaper – medium grit for preparing resin layers.
P360 Sandpaper – transitional abrasive for resin surfaces.
P240 Sandpaper – universal for light epoxy sanding.
P80 Wet and Dry Sandpaper – coarse grit for initial surface treatment of resin castings.
Waterproof sandpaper suitable for finishing resin to a smooth surface.
P150 Wet and dry sandpaper – a finer grade for smooth resin sanding.
Fine abrasive waterproof paper P1200 – for final surface finishing.
