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Proper Application & Use of
Silver-Line Abrasives
12, 16, 20* grit Sheets & Discs
For removing old surface coatings and leveling uneven floors
36, 40* grit Sheets & Discs
For intermediate sanding of floors following rough sanding.
For initial sanding of moderately worn floors
60*, 80, 100* grit Sheets & Discs
For finish sanding of all floors prior to applying new coatings
For removing light scratches, sanding marks and minor surface damage
60, 80, 100, 120, 150 & 180 grit Sandscreens
For removing fine scratch marks prior to applying new coatings
For light sanding between surface coatings
*Indicates most popular rental grits for sanding floors. 60 & 100 grit should be used in succession
for proper finish. Never skip more than two grits when sanding a floor.
Example:
Do not jump from 36 grit to 80 or 100 grit
Always start your sanding project with the highest possible grit that will cut and level your floor.
If the grit will not cut the finish or level the floor, go down one grit size to complete the cut!
White* Thick Nylon Pads
Buffing, for polishing floors where highest luster is desired
Green Thick Nylon Pads
Scrubbing, for general duty scrubbing and spot removal on floors
Black Thick Nylon Pads
Stripping, for heavy duty wet stripping of floors
* White pads should be used under the padlocks when using sandscreens on rotary
and orbital polishers. They are used for driving sandpaper on Orbital Polishers.
