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Abralon Sanding Pad 1000 Grit
Do you need to sand your ball down to a different finish? If so this could be the perfect sanding pad for you. This is a 1000 grit sanding pad. It can be used wet, or dry. It works great with Powerhouse Ball Resurface. This sanding pad will last 5 times longer than sand paper. If you are looking to use a 1000 grit sanding pad on your ball then look at using this Abralon Sanding Pad 1000 Grit.
- To return to Ebonite factory sanded finish
- Cosmetically appealing, consistent scratch pattern provides excellent traction
- Combines the benefits of abrasive cloth and non-woven products
- Opening in the fabric allows water to flow freely around the abrasive
- Resists "caking"
- Foam center holds large amounts of water for lubrication and cooling
- Solid surface and foam backing provide even surface pressure
- Last 5+ times longer than sandpaper
- Use wet or dry (residual material can be removed by high pressure air)
- Works great on our Powerhouse Ball Resurfacer
- SKU: EQUIP076EA
- Product ID: 3906
- Brand: Classic
- Category: Bowling Accessories
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Question: how many pieces for 8.99?b
7/17/2016 - By bgHave an answer to this question?
Answer: Hello! This is the price for one sanding pad.
7/18/2016 - By Bowling.Com StaffQuestion: I have a urethane ball. What grit do I use to obtain slightly more break?
9/30/2016 - By Dick KHave an answer to this question?
Answer: Hi Dick. The lower the number for the grit the sooner it will break. The higher the number for the grit the longer it will go before it breaks,
10/4/2016 - By Bowling.Com StaffQuestion: i have a reactive Storm ball. How often you use the grit pad
3/12/2017 - By pjHave an answer to this question?
Answer: Hello PJ! You can use the Grit pad when you notice that your ball is losing its hook potential.
3/13/2017 - By Bowling.Com Staff
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