Automotive and appliance trims often use textured polypropylene (PP) or ABS plastics. These surfaces are tough but hard to refinish—sand too aggressively and you flatten the texture. With the right grits and retexturing technique, you can prep for paint without...
Plastic bumpers, trim, and interior panels require special preparation before painting. Unlike metal, plastic is smooth and non-porous, making adhesion difficult. The key to a lasting paint job on plastic parts is proper sanding with the right grits. Here’s how...
Painting plastic can be tricky—paint often peels or chips if the surface isn’t properly prepared. The key to success is sanding. By using the correct grit sequence, you can create a smooth, slightly textured surface that allows paint or primer...
Over time, plastic headlights can become hazy, yellowed, or scratched, reducing visibility and making cars look older. Restoring clarity begins with sanding, and eQualle 800 grit sandpaper sheets (9x11 in, Wet or Dry) are perfect for the job. Why 800...
Painting or repairing plastic surfaces like bumpers, models, or household items requires the right sanding technique. Unlike wood or metal, plastic can melt or gouge if sanded incorrectly. This guide explains how to sand plastic safely with the proper grit...
