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General Category => Coverstock Preparation => Topic started by: chun914 on August 21, 2003, 07:33:35 PM

Title: sandpaper,,,scotch brite,, or Trizact .?
Post by: chun914 on August 21, 2003, 07:33:35 PM

the sandpaper,,,scotch brite,,,or trizact should use on which type of particle/reactive ?

Title: Re: sandpaper,,,scotch brite,, or Trizact .?
Post by: Strider on August 22, 2003, 12:40:39 PM

Reactive: Use anything.  Most use wet/dry sandpaper because it's cheap and easy to find.

Particle:  A lot of manufacturers now say anything is safe, but I still use Scotch Brite to be sure.

Brunswick "Proactives":  Brunswick used to say Trizact, but I thought they relaxed that stance.  Greg Hoppe or Bob Hanson would be the ones to ask.
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Title: Re: sandpaper,,,scotch brite,, or Trizact .?
Post by: charlest on August 22, 2003, 05:39:47 PM

Brunswick Proactives: stick with Trizact!! been there, done that, will continue to do that!!!
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Title: Re: sandpaper,,,scotch brite,, or Trizact .?
Post by: mumzie on August 22, 2003, 07:27:12 PM

Can you use trizact on particle equipment other than brunswick?

Title: Re: sandpaper,,,scotch brite,, or Trizact .?
Post by: charlest on August 22, 2003, 07:40:40 PM

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Can you use trizact on particle equipment other than brunswick?

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Lane#1, yes. Their particles are Brunswick's particle.
Otherwise, unless I knew they were very hard, like the original Ebonite's (Tombstone and the like), I would not use Trizact on other companies' particle balls. Since Trizact is just sandpaper, I would and do use it on all resins, when the spirit moves me. (I do have a ton of wet/dry sandpaper & Trizact is slightly more expensive.)
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