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FINISHING ROOMWash and sealer coats are sanded to remove raised fibers, nibs, "orange peel," etc., in the Finishing Room. Sanding may also beperformed between lacquer coats prior to the final top coats. Surface quality, uniformity and consistency are essential to produce“the finish that sells.”SEALER SANDINGRemoves raised fibers, nibs, dustand “orange peel.”RUBBINGLevels the top coat surface byremoving nibs and "orange peel."Rubbing further enhances the desiredfinish - from dull satin to high gloss.FINAL POLISHCreates the final finish beforewaxing.RUBBING ROOMFINISHING ROOM SANDINGSANDINGNO-FIL MAGNUM A275 NO-FIL DURITE NO-FIL DURITE ABRASIVE SANDING EAC 167A413 A414 SPONGESHAPE Sheets and Disc Rolls Stick & Sand PSA Paper Sheets Abrasive Coated Sponge SheetsDisc Rolls and DiscsBACKING B-Wt. Paper A-Wt. Paper A-Wt. Paper Sponge A-Wt. PaperABRASIVE Openkote Premium Openkote Silicon Openkote Silicon Carbide ClosekoteAluminum Oxide Carbide Silicon Carbide Silicon CarbidePOPULAR GRIT SIZES P220 - P400B, P600B 80 - 240, 320A 180 - 320A Fine, Medium, Coarse P600, P800,P1000, P1200AFEATURES Sealer sanding and Non-loading, Fast cutting, Sealer sanding and Top rubbingbetween top coats fine finishing excellent finish between top coatsBEAR-TEX HAND PADS AND ROLLSABRASIVE Aluminum Oxide and Silicon Carbide andSilicon CarbideNon-abrasive MaterialPOPULAR GRIT SIZES FOR HIGHLIGHTING/ACCENTING: FOR LOW SHEEN RUBBING:A/O Very Fine #747 Hand Pads (maroon) S/C Ultra Fine 4" x 30' Rolls (gray)A/O Very Fine #800 Hand Pads (clear) S/C Ultra Fine #635 Hand Pads (gray)S/C Very Fine 4" x 30' Rolls (gray)S/C Micro Fine #555 Hand Pads (gray)FOR SEALER SANDING:FOR HIGH SHEEN RUBBING:A/O Very Fine #747 Hand Pads (maroon) Bear-Tex ChampagneT-Polishing (non-abrasive) Rolls (white)- for holding polishing compounds- waterproof, solvent resistantFEATURES Non-woven nylon, long life Non-woven nylon, long lifeTechFINISHING ROOMTipsTo enhance finish consistency andthe pliability of the coated abrasivesheets, soaking the sheets in waterprior to usage is helpful.It is the user’s responsibility torefer to and comply with ANSI B7.1.18