Is this medium or fine grit ? eCop won't tell me...
1350928
White ceramic is similar to a very fine grit. You can use soap or abrasive cleanser like Comet to remove any accumulation of metal which will restore its effectiveness. Soap will remove a lot of the metal, but an abrasive cleaner will remove nearly all metal and give you the best improvement. A ceramic sharpener like this one will last several decades of use. I've been using mine for more than 20 years.
1350929
Yes its a fine grit, just for touch up after daily use or finishing and hawkbill knives..I use it often...may have to sand a bubble or 2 off it.....wildbillwholesale sells them cheap also.... lansky makes a med grit for kitchen use....its good also, about 12 bucks.....but dont drop it on hard floor....true ceramic....ecop has always been a great seller to me, prob. Bought 30 things from them..never a problem at all...fair on prices without compromising the quality, like ive seen others do........
1350930
I would call it in-between. About 800+ grit. Most of the exposed particles are about 1000 grit, with some larger lumps around 400-600 grit (under a microscope) I use it after the 400-600 diamond rods to give blades a smooth, but not polished finish. Great for touch-ups but not for worn/damaged blades. Use soap, water & scouring pad to keep clean or it will clog up and be much less abrasive.
1350931
Very fine. It worked great at first but I'd recommend getting a longer, coarser one then honing with steel.
1823612
The stone is 'Fine'. 600 grit is very coarse. The description is probably a typo...I keep my stone at work as I always carry a Buck Knife with me and find it handy if I need a quick sharpening. Make sure you use honing oil.
1823614
It is 600 grit and it is pretty course. I gave mine away. Wasnt what I was looking for
1661417
Grittiness? I am on my 4th jar and none of them have been gritty. Just cream. If you call customer service they will probably replace it for free. This company has amazing customer service. Also store it in the frig.
2270429
I would call it coarse and fine, but I'm not an expert. And unlike ebaltrip, mine is half/half.
849024
It does not indicate on packaging what the grit might be or the grinding stone composition. However, it appears to be A super fine grit and is man made. I have been using it with great satisfaction for sewing scissors, both industrial and regular home scissors.
149081
The grit is coarse. I'm not sure I'd recommend these on brittle nails. They work fine on my acrylics though.
712790
It is a fine polish, but it is still removing a micro-fine layer of top surface so it absolutely can go through the clear. However, it would take a great deal of effort and repeated application *or* incorrect application method to go through a healthy, solid paint surface with M205. I personally have regularly machine polished (rotary and DA) the same surfaces with M205 for maintenance and have had zero problems. I have not used a micrometer to see how much material I remove with each application.
594573
Mine was something like 120 grit sandpaper. Pretty abrasive. You can strike a match on it easily.
1256011
it is not smooth, there's a slight bit of texture to it similar to medium to fine grit sandpaper. Hope that helps!
1217454
It is a multiple grit pack 80,120@ 240 you can buy a grit you like or use more at amazon you will find them at the bottom of the web page that last these. hope this helps.
1654026
This is a stropping compound. I'm not really sure what grit that would be. I would assume several thousands lol? It's designed to "polish"/smooth micro imperfections in the edge of whatever you sharpened. Hope this helped.
1386724
Yes it is ... however be careful of which type you buy, there are a couple options such as coarse (which needs to be ground up into usable crystals) or finely ground. They're both the same product but one has already been ground and ready to use, the other one hasn't (some folks prefer grinding their own cuz they like to choose how coarse/fine they want the crystals).
1586571
I'd send it back. It could be old, or melted and re-solidified. It's supposed to be creamy, not grainy.
2178461
Sonya, I have no idea. It came in a small box with no indication and is white and very fine as it foram a slurry easily on an 8000 grit water stone.Doug
186345
I used it in garden soil mix and it worked great - I had nothing to compare it to so as far as the grade, I'm not a confidant judge - I want to say coarse
471651
All the same grit. But, for this product, grit size doesn't matter: it's a very fine, finishing grit that also files as fast as a coarse grit.