Acrylic sheets (often called plexiglass or Perspex) are popular for DIY projects, displays, and crafts. However, cutting or drilling them can leave rough, cloudy, or scratched edges. Sanding is the key to restoring clarity and creating polished, professional-looking acrylic surfaces....
Plastic is a tricky material to paint or repair because it’s smooth and non-porous. The secret to success lies in proper sanding. With the right grit sequence, you can give plastic surfaces the texture needed for strong paint adhesion or...
Epoxy countertops are durable and stylish, but imperfections like uneven spots, bubbles, or dull patches can appear after curing. Sanding is the key to leveling and polishing epoxy surfaces to achieve a flawless, glass-like finish. This guide covers the right...
Acrylic sheets are popular in DIY projects, signage, and furniture because they’re durable and versatile. But raw edges or scratches can ruin the look. Sanding acrylic properly can either restore a clear finish or create a stylish frosted effect. Why...
Epoxy resin projects—from river tables to jewelry—look stunning when finished properly. But raw resin often cures with uneven surfaces, bubbles, or dull patches. Sanding epoxy resin is the key to unlocking a flawless, glass-like shine. Why Sand Epoxy Resin? Even...
Stainless steel is durable and attractive, but scratches and dullness can develop over time. With proper sanding and polishing, you can restore stainless steel surfaces to a sleek, mirror-like finish. This guide covers the grit sequence and polishing techniques for...
Glass surfaces, from windows to glass tabletops, can become foggy or scratched over time. With eQualle 9x11 inch Wet/Dry Sandpaper Sheets, you can safely restore clarity using the right grit sequence and technique. Why Sanding Glass Works Foggy or scratched...
Epoxy countertops offer a sleek, modern look, but achieving a glass-smooth finish requires precise sanding. With 9x11 inch sandpaper sheets in the right sequence, you can level surfaces, remove imperfections, and prepare for polishing. eQualle’s wet dry silicon carbide sandpaper...
Plastic surfaces can be tricky to sand—too coarse a grit leaves scratches, while skipping steps leads to uneven finishes. Whether you’re restoring headlights, prepping plastic for paint, or smoothing 3D prints, using the right grit sequence ensures smooth, scratch-free results....
