Cloudy, yellowed headlights don’t just look bad—they reduce nighttime visibility. Instead of replacing expensive assemblies, restore clarity with a proven sanding ladder: 800 ? 1500 ? 3000 grit, followed by polish and sealant. This removes oxidation, smooths the plastic, and...
When ordinary sanding leaves behind swirl marks and rough patches, wet sanding is the technique that brings wood furniture to a flawless, silky surface. By combining water with ultra-fine grits, you not only control dust but also achieve a finish...
Polished metal parts—whether automotive trim, kitchen hardware, or decorative pieces—require precise sanding before buffing. The sanding process gradually removes scratches, oxidation, and surface marks, preparing the metal for a mirror-like shine. Why Sanding Before Polishing Matters Polishing compounds can’t remove...
Clear coat protects automotive paint and gives cars their glossy appearance. Over time, or even right after painting, imperfections like orange peel, dust nibs, or runs can appear. Sanding the clear coat with the right grit sequence transforms dull, uneven...
Automotive clear coat is the final layer that protects paint and adds depth to a car’s finish. Over time, scratches, orange peel, or dullness can appear. Wet sanding followed by polishing is the key to restoring that flawless showroom look....
Scratched glass can be frustrating, whether it’s a window, tabletop, or automotive glass. Luckily, with the right technique and materials, you can reduce or even remove scratches. eQualle 3000 grit wet or dry sandpaper sheets (9x11 in) are perfect for...
Wet sanding is a key step in professional auto detailing and paint correction. By using 9x11 inch sandpaper sheets in ultra-fine grits, you can remove orange peel, dust nibs, and surface imperfections before polishing. eQualle’s wet dry silicon carbide sandpaper...
For a professional automotive finish, sanding between clear coat layers is crucial. This process eliminates imperfections, dust nibs, and orange peel, while ensuring that each coat bonds perfectly. With the right grit sequence, you can achieve a deep, glossy finish...
Wooden bookshelves can become scratched, faded, and rough from years of holding heavy books and decor. Using 80, 240, and 1500 grit sandpaper, you can refresh the surface, improve its feel, and prepare it for a new protective finish. Why...
