Sanding
For sanding, you can use tools for sanding wood and other surfaces, such as vibrating sanders, disc or orbital sanders including attachments for drills and angle grinders, or hand or stationary belt sanders.
An oscillating multi-tool with grinding attachments is also suitable for our materials.
Matting In order to get a matte surface, you should follow these instructions:
Recommended tools | Model | Link |
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Sander | Mirka® DEROS 650CV EU Ø 150 mm 5.0 mm orbit | https://www.mirka.com/en/p/Mirka-DEROS-650CV-EU-150---5?category=products/power-tools/electric-sanders |
Sanding disc | ||
Abranet® Ø 150 mm Grip | https://www.mirka.com/en/p/ABRANET-150-----GRIP-NET?category=products/abrasives-and-compounds/abrasive | |
Interface | Interface Ø 150 mm 67 Holes Grip | https://www.mirka.com/en/p/Interface-150---67-GRIP?category=products/accessories-and-consumables/pad-savers-and-interfaces |
Polishing (Glossy) In order to get a glossy surface in dark patterns, you should follow the instructions below:
We do not recommend you sand dark patterns, but if any scratches are not removed by polishing, sand them using sanding discs (Mirka Abranet) with a fine grit of 600–1000. The speed on the sander should be adjusted from lower to higher.
We recommend you use an interface pad for easier sanding. After sanding, polish the sanded area, then wipe the surface with microfibre and a lambswool pad.