Sanding Sponge Sheet (280) – 2 pcs.
Sanding Sponge Sheet (280) – 2 pcs. is an AMMO sanding or finishing tool for smoothing seams, putty, flash, edges, and minor imperfections on plastic models and accessories.
Sanding Sponge Sheet (280) – 2 pcs. is one of AMMO’s tools for modelers. The right tools and brushes have a direct impact on the cleanliness of the build, the precision of the details, and the quality of the final coat.
Sand gradually, progressing from coarser to finer grits. Work carefully on curved surfaces to avoid losing details and engravings. After sanding, clean the surface and check it with primer.
Recommended Use
- Type: sanding / finishing tool
- Applications: plastic models, resin and etched accessories, miniatures, dioramas, sci-fi, and wargaming
- Compatibility: Suitable for use with model paints, glues, putty, varnishes, and patina products
- Maintenance: Clean brushes after each use; store blades safely; and protect sanding tools from dust buildup
| Category: | Tools & Accessories |
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| EAN: | 8432074085584 |
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