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Use this for fine prep before coating and finish steps.

Can I sand cork?

Cork can tear, crumble, or become uneven when sanded aggressively.

Use 320 or 400 only for very light smoothing. Avoid coarse grits.Dry.
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Can I sand vinyl?

Vinyl can scratch, smear, or lose texture when sanded.

Avoid sanding finished vinyl. For repair prep only, test 400 or finer with light pressure.Dry.
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Can sandpaper sharpen a knife?

Knife edges can be refined with sandpaper, but the angle must stay controlled.

Use 400 or 600 for edge work, then 1000, 2000, or 3000 for finer refinement.Dry or wet depending on backing and method.
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What grit between lacquer coats?

Lacquer can show dust nibs, uneven texture, or adhesion issues between coats.

Use 400 or 600 lightly between cured lacquer coats.Dry for light scuffing; wet only when the lacquer system allows it.
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What grit for end grain before stain?

End grain can absorb stain darker than the surrounding wood.

Use 180 and 220 on end grain; a light 320 pass can reduce over-absorption.Dry.
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What grit for resin 3D print support marks?

Resin 3D prints have small bumps or marks where supports were removed.

Use 400 or 600 for support marks, then 800, 1000, and 1500 for finer smoothing.Wet for fine smoothing after the print is fully cured.
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What grit for smoothing leather edges?

Leather edges can feel rough or uneven after cutting.

Use 320 or 400 for rough edges, then 600 for finer smoothing.Dry.
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What grit for wood end grain?

Wood end grain can absorb more finish and look darker or rougher than face grain.

Use 180 then 220. Use 320 lightly on end grain when a smoother finish is needed.Dry.
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What grit removes marker from wood?

Marker ink remains visible on wood after cleaning.

Use 180 only if the mark remains, then blend with 220 and 320.Dry.
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What grit should I use for epoxy resin?

The user needs grit guidance for sanding epoxy resin.

Use 220 or 320 for leveling after cure, then 400, 600, 1000, 2000, and 3000 for finer finish.Dry for early leveling; wet for finer stages.
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What grit to smooth a glass bottle edge?

A cut glass bottle edge can feel sharp or uneven.

Use 400 or 600 to start, then 800, 1000, and 1500 for smoother edges.Wet.
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