Target EM6000 blue tint

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Tim Benware
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Re: Target EM6000 blue tint

Post by Tim Benware » Sat Jan 24, 2015 4:24 pm

johnparchem wrote:Tim, here is the product I buy, I did make a mistake above I start with 1500 not the 1200 I wrote previously.
http://www.amazon.com/MICRO-MESH-8-HOLE ... B000H6JDDM I use these dry with a vacuum attached to my ROS. These are all shades of gray, not the color coded ones.

I went down and looked at my disks and I have sanded higher but I know the last few instruments I only went up to the 2400.
Have you ever used them with nitro? I see where one guy did but he used naptha as well.
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Re: Target EM6000 blue tint

Post by John Parchem » Sat Jan 24, 2015 5:00 pm

I have not used them with nitro. I would guess that they would work well. They sell the same set of disks without the holes. I would see no reason why one could not use these to wet sand.

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Re: Target EM6000 blue tint

Post by Tim Benware » Sun Jan 25, 2015 12:31 am

I do find it intriguing. Always looking some something better. Looks like there's some experimentation in my future.
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