Author Topic: "Mirlon Total" pads better for dry sanding?? (Read 2244 times)

earlyrolling · « **on:** February 11, 2017, 01:34:23 AM »

I saw Turbo advertises their Mirlon Total pads are better than other pads for dry sanding. Anyone have experience using those pads in place of Abralon / Siaar?

Product Info:
http://www.turbogrips.com/product/sandbagger-completestop-using-abralon-or-scotch-brite-pads-mirlon-total-is-the-best-and-most-effective-product-for-dry-sanding-applications-%E2%80%A2best-method-for-dry-sandin/

lefty50 · « **Reply #1 on:** February 11, 2017, 12:13:19 PM »

I LOVE my Mirlon Total pads and think they are great. They are better than Mirlon, but thinner. They don't last long per pad, but with 25 pads for $20, and cutting the 9 inch pad in half, it's not a bad investment at all to keep a nice fresh surface for sanding instead of wondering if your Sia/Abralon pad is still putting out the same grit.

The MT 360 pad is REALLY aggressive when used for dry sanding. First time I used it I thought it was maybe too much, but no... it all worked out. I just wished they made a few more grits...
I haven't used the sandbagger (I do it by hand) but I can vouch for the pad. I keep a 1500 pad in the bag for touch up all the time.

Author Topic: "Mirlon Total" pads better for dry sanding?? (Read 2244 times)

earlyrolling

"Mirlon Total" pads better for dry sanding??

lefty50

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