🔧 Micro Mark Softback Polishing Sticks: Achieve Professional-Grade Polishing Results Easily! Review

Helpful tips for maximum use:1. Shave the groin with an extremely sharp blade (like a fresh X-acto).2. Start with the finest grit and work your way up to a finer grit (obviously I know).3. After polishing to the coarsest/finest grit, rub the piece with your thumb or forefinger to restore it to its original shine.4. If traces of tension remain after this, add a SMALL drop of Tamiya Superfine Cement. Don't touch the details. The cement reacts with the resin and "renormalizes" the stressed resin…

Strange title? Not if you're a guitarist who needs perfectly filed and polished nails to play classical and fingerstyle guitars. These buffing sticks can replace traditional 8-sided nail care products but with MUCH higher quality, durability and utility. They're thin enough to get under the nail, soft enough to contour the nail, and offer a much higher buffing potential, smoothing the nail tip and helping to reproduce the perfect guitar tone. The smooth surface also helps prevent damage by…

Amazing tools. Effortlessly polish feathers, shape lines and scratches. If you build any model - Gunpla, Warhammer, model cars, etc., they will take your work to the next level very quickly. Just hit the surface with the full range, no missing grits, and you'll be amazed at the results. Just remember to WET THE SAND with them. just some water, you don't need to dip them in water cups. Just a few drops on the sanded surface. They are simple and of high quality. Want them to last even longer? Get

I've been using Tamiya's abrasive pads and sponges on my models for a while and while they did the job they left a lot to be desired. These sharpening rods may not be as flexible as sponges, but they make up for this with extreme efficiency. I found it easy to smooth even the most stubborn imperfections. It takes a little practice to master the technique, especially when working with round pieces, and if you're not careful they can just take away the roughness. a little too much plastic. Having

They were very good and lasted several hours of daily use. I don't think I can add anything to how well they perform that others haven't already said, but I did run into a few issues, mainly with their abrasive performance and some delamination. First, the higher grades (3k, 5k and 7k) all lost their abrasiveness very quickly. I used the same side of each stick just to keep track of how well they held up and all of those larger grains seemed to smooth out very quickly (I know they were all…