Whether you’re refinishing outdoor furniture, automotive panels, or metal decor, proper sanding is the foundation of a durable repaint. Painted metal surfaces require controlled abrasion to remove oxidation, smooth chips, and create mechanical adhesion—without deep scratches that show through the...
For a silky-smooth, professional-looking paint job—whether on wood furniture, cabinets, or trim—sanding between coats is the secret step that separates amateur work from perfection. It removes imperfections, levels brush strokes, and helps each new coat bond seamlessly to the last....
Preserve Metal Patina: Scuff-Sand for Clear Coat (320–600)That perfect, time-earned patina on steel, copper, or bronze is priceless—but easy to ruin with the wrong prep. The goal when clear-coating patinated metal isn’t to “sand it clean.” It’s to stabilize the...
Scratched glass—tables, windows, or automotive glass—can often be restored without replacement. The proven method is progressive wet sanding: 600 ? 1200 ? 3000 grit, followed by polishing compound. Each step reduces scratches until the surface is smooth, then polishing restores...
Plastics like acrylic, polycarbonate, and PETG are widely used in DIY, automotive, and home projects. But scratches and cloudy surfaces can ruin their appearance. The good news: with the right sanding process, you can restore plastics to a clear, polished...
Fiberglass is strong and versatile, used in boats, cars, and home projects. But before painting, repairing, or refinishing, it must be sanded properly. With the right grit sequence and technique, sanding fiberglass creates a smooth surface that’s safe, durable, and...
Foggy or yellowed headlights don’t just make your car look old—they reduce nighttime visibility and safety. Fortunately, restoring headlights is simple with the right sandpaper grits and a bit of patience. This guide explains how to sand and polish headlights...
Painting plastic parts—like car trim, furniture, or DIY projects—requires more than just spraying paint. Sanding is a critical step to help paint adhere and achieve a smooth, lasting finish. This guide covers the grit sequence and steps for sanding plastic...
Plastic headlight covers can become hazy or yellow over time, reducing visibility and the car’s appearance. eQualle 9x11 inch Wet/Dry Sandpaper Sheets offer the grit sequence needed to restore clarity safely and effectively. Why Sanding Headlights Matters Oxidized or scratched...
