A top-up pack of flexible abrasive paper in the fine 1000 grit. It serves to replace exactly the grit that gets used up first in work.
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1000 grit belongs to the fine stages of sanding. It practically takes no material off; its job is to level the scratches left by coarser grits and prepare a surface for paint or for a gloss varnish. The flexible backing of the paper adapts to a curve, so it sits even on a hull, a fender or a turret, where a rigid block would run over an edge and take it down.
This package holds a single grit, 1000. It is meant to top up a fine set of abrasive papers, in which the most-used stage runs out before the others. How many sheets the package holds and what size they are is given by the manufacturer on the packaging. The top-up is worth having for anyone who sands regularly: on smoothed transitions of filler, on mating faces after a part has been cut off and when preparing a surface for a gloss varnish, fine paper gets used up the fastest.
Always work from a coarser grit to a finer one and wipe the surface between the stages, so that loose grain does not make deep scratches. On flat surfaces, back the paper with something flat, otherwise the surface will ripple. Whether the paper is also meant for wet sanding is given on the packaging; with fine grits, working with water tends to be gentler, because the paper does not clog as much and the finish is smoother. Before painting, wash and degrease the surface, as sanding dust would otherwise stay visible in the paint.
The abrasive paper of the stated grit is supplied on its own. A sanding block, paints and glue are not supplied with it, unless stated otherwise.
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