Can Sponge Sandpaper Replace Abrasive Sandpaper? What's The Difference?
1. Generally, the sponge sandpaper roll is often used to polish rough surfaces, while sponge sandpaper is more suitable for grinding curved surfaces.
2. Ordinary sandpaper is generally flake, and sponge sandpaper can be made into various shapes and specifications. Ordinary sandpaper is usually milled, and sponge sandpaper can absorb water and has good water resistance. It can be used for dry grinding or wet grinding.
With the creation and use of sponge sandpaper rolls, more and more people are beginning to use sponge sandpaper, so can sponge sandpaper replace sandpaper?
Goldflex soft roll is the same as ordinary paper or sandpaper. One is to plant a layer of abrasive on paper, and the other is to plant a layer of abrasive on a sponge or TPU. It can be said that sponge sandpaper is an upgraded product of ordinary sandpaper. In terms of sponge sandpaper, is more durable, softer, and has a better water draft than ordinary sandpaper, and because sandpaper is sponge-like, it has a very good pressure feeling when sanding, and the force will be very uniform, although the sanding efficiency is similar to that of ordinary paper sandpaper, it feels better than paper sandpaper when sanding, and sponge sandpaper of the same thickness is more even than ordinary sandpaper.
The biggest advantage of sponge sandpaper is that the effect of surface treatment is better than that of ordinary sandpaper under the condition of the same abrasive and the same particle size, and the cutting degree and durability of sponge sandpaper are higher than traditional emery cloth sandpaper at a coarser grain size.
Therefore, on the whole, sponge sandpaper is better than ordinary sandpaper and can be used instead of ordinary sandpaper. However, the cost of sponge sandpaper is higher than that of ordinary sandpaper. Therefore, it is generally used for the manual polishing of furniture, the surface polishing of plastic products, and car maintenance. Goldflex soft roll is generally more economical for areas with high requirements for polishing, such as the polishing of touch-up paint, metal rust spots, and surface treatment of plastics. Both have their advantages and can be selected according to actual user needs.
