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I suppose you could. Something like 800 grit would cut the resin very fast. You run a big risk of sanding through the resin before you get to the last grit.

That is why you have to keep them wet. It keeps the loading to a minimum. I sand them with a stream of water trickling on them all the time. I have not had a problem with the micromesh loading up. If...

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Glad everyone found it helpful. There really wasn’t much to it, just a little sanding and snap a photo between each grit. Another little tip, if you are going to give them a coat of gloss urethane...

Ran out of attachment room.

There have been quite a few questions lately about removing defects in epoxy resin. Resin can be problematic because of the long cure time (3 days). The gloss finish will show any little defect, the...