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I believe in the USA it is not possible to buy 10 packs still true? Never hurts to ask. I wouldn't call Festool's sandpaper assortment out of control.
I think it is great they offer such a good line of different papers optimised for all sorts of different applications. But I do agree with you that it takes quite some effort to understand it all.
But fear not, 'cause here at the FOG we're always prepared to answer any questions you have. In short, Brilliant is the cheapest paper that gets very good results at whatever you throw at it. ScotF Posts: I agree that Brilliant and Granat are probably the two best all around papers. I personally like Granat and find that it lasts longer than anything else out there.
Brilliant is also very good. Finish quality is excellent across all of them. I like Rubin on bare wood, but it does not last all that long and so it is not as cost effective. Granat costs a little more per package, but I think it lasts long enough to make it the most cost effective overall. Plus, you can sand glue squeeze out and finishes without clogging.
I know you mentioned sanding only wood, but you might find a need to sand a finish at some point. I set those grits up three years ago and still like the line up. Kevin Stricker Posts: The best paper out there not paper at all, it's Mirka Abranet.
Unfortunately it is pricy and not stocked at my local suppliers. Generally Brilliant II is cheaper and more available. I use Granat , and Brilliant and Scott Burt www.
Don T Posts: Phoenix, Az. I have used Rubin for coarse sanding and Brilliant for finer sanding on my RO These papers work very well. I have the Granat for my RO90 and it works very well and seems to last quite a bit longer. Ken Nagrod Restricted Posts: From what you've said your needs are, I'd say Rubin in various grits from course through medium P If you need a higher finer grit, Brilliant2 for the lower cost than Granat.
Get Tom Bellemare to set you up with a mixed grit package to get a personal feel for what you like. Then buy in greater quantities the ones you prefer. After trying several different Festool papers before buying a large supply, including Rubin, Brilliant and Granat, I settled on the Granat. It has a wide range of grits, and while it is a little more expensive than others, it does not load up and it lasts, for me, a lot longer.
It also is usable for other purposes. It seems to be very versatile. I initially got the sanding disks for the sanders, and was so pleased with it I recently got an assortment of the hand sanding pads in the Granat which I like just as well. I have been very happy with the results I have gotten with it, I am using only one type so I know what to expect from each grit, and it simplifies the least fun part of woodworking for me.
Remember, the OP asked for sandpaper that would not tear easily and work with bare wood only. Cost was important. Pete Pedisich Posts: I use Rubin for bare wood, and it seems to fade quickly. I'll have to pick up some Granat - have not used it yet. I have used Cristal for bare wood, is this not appropriate?
I find Cristal is more agressive than Rubin, and lasts much, much longer. Never really got along with Rubin - but then I rarely sand bare wood. Brilliant2 was Festool Sanding Discs For Wood Unit my favourite all-rounder, but I'm gradually replacing all my stock with Granat; as an all-round, general-purpose abrasive it's outstanding. Don't take my word for it though - buy a few small packs and try it for yourself!
HTH Pete. The only thing worse than spending more than you need is spending less than you should have KentonIwao Posts: Rubin gives the best finish on bare wood because it is close coated the grit particles are spaced close together. It is very noticeable, not just some B. Much smoother surface with smaller scratches, therefore, it cuts slower. For smoothing of show surfaces in preparation for finishing, you are wasting your time to use any thing else.
EWTHeckman Posts: Interesting observation: My new RO 90 just arrived. The sample abrasives were all Granat, with the exception of a 40 grit Saphir and two Vlies pads. It seems that Festool may also be thinking of Granat as the best paper for most situations. I haven't bothered with the other abrasives after reading various comments on the FOG. Thanks for all your input, especially those of you who wrote longer explanations!
Carroll, How does someone your age remember the days you bought stuff back in ? The open net structure allows for increased Festool Sanding Discs For Wood King dust extraction across the entire surface — for working cleanly, a high material removal capacity, and a long service life of the abrasive.
GRANAT Net is available for multiple pad sizes and in a variety of grits to support a wide range of different applications. Perfect for cleaning and de-rusting metal. Grit Qty Item P 40 50 P 60 50 P 80 50 P 50 P 50 P 50 P 50 P 50 GRANAT Granat is our most long-lasting and highest performing abrasive and is well suited for nearly all applications, including bare wood, paints, most modern paint systems, VOC clear coats, plastic materials, solid surface materials, acrylics, and composites.
Grit Qty Item P 24 25 P 36 25 GRANAT Granat is our most long-lasting and highest performing abrasive and is well suited for nearly all applications, including bare wood, paints, most modern paint systems, VOC clear coats, plastic materials, solid surface materials, acrylics, and composites. RO ETS ETS EC LEX RTS DTS RAS LHS
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