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Golden Joinery Studio
Pre-cut Sandpaper - refill packs: coarse, fine, polishing
Pre-cut Sandpaper - refill packs: coarse, fine, polishing
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Introducing our finger-friendly pre-cut abrasive paper, specially designed to complement our Kintsugi kits. Each pack contains 10 sheets, meticulously graded for sanding and finishing tasks. Manufactured by a renowned Japanese company, these sheets mirror the quality of our Kintsugi offerings.
When employing these sheets, you have the option to enhance your technique using our washi-tape or curved masking tape range. These can be strategically applied along the repaired contours, creating a protective barrier for the ceramic finish or glaze. During sanding, a few drops of water suffice. This wet sanding approach mitigates surface scratches and contributes to an impeccably smooth, uniform finish—particularly effective following dry sanding, if chosen. For dry sanding, we suggest utilizing whetstones or abrasive files due to reduced waste material. You'll find these exceptional Japanese products available in our alternate listings.
Specifications:
Grit Options: #400, #600, #800, #1000, #2500 & Kit Pack Refills: 5 - #600 & 5 - #1000
Pack Size: 10 pre-cut sheets, each measuring 12.8cm x 5.2cm, of the chosen grit
Additional Specifications:
#400/#600 is aptly suited for mugi-urushi (wheat powder & raw urushi) combined with elm (wood powder), known as kokuso (blending ratio 1:2).
#800/#1000 is tailored for sabi, a fusion of tonoko powder, urushi, and water (blending ratio 1:1).
#2500 is also excellent for meticulously sanding the urushi lacquer coat before a final application of precious metal powder.
Our Recommendation:
In search of alternative grinding tools like whetstones for kintsugi applications? We proudly present a range of Japanese crystal-toishi (whetstones) with varying abrasion levels, meticulously crafted by a renowned Japanese manufacturer. These stones are perfectly suited for the diverse stages of a kintsugi restoration.
Additionally, we invite you to explore the option of utilizing traditional and authentic polishing charcoals, sourced from another distinguished Japanese establishment.
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