At #2000, 87191 handles the first lapping-film stage after ordinary sanding has left marks too fine for shaping work but still visible under a developing finish. The thin backing keeps the abrasive close to the surface, making it useful on edges and flat sections without the cushioning of a sponge. It lends itself to tidying part faces and chamfered edges before moving towards a polished surface.
Fine abrasive particles are distributed uniformly over polyester film.
The film is suitable for plastic and metal, with wet sanding supported.
Inside the pack are three individual 93 x 228 mm films.
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Notes · Q & A
Sprue cutters or a hobby knife — what do I actually need?+
Cutters remove parts from the sprue cleanly; the knife trims the leftover nub and mould lines. You'll want both — they do different jobs.
What's the difference between single-blade and double-blade cutters?+
Single-blade cutters shear against a flat anvil for an ultra-clean cut with less stress on the plastic; double-blade cutters are tougher for general work.
How do I keep tools in good condition?+
Cut plastic only (never metal sprues or wire) with precision cutters, replace knife blades often, and keep files clear with a brass brush.
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Notes · Logistics
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Returns
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