Can the 400 be used wet?
1367076
i had a hard time with the adhesive sticking to the board when i wet it. as others have stated i would stick to 600-800 for wet sanding.
1367077
You can use it but it's not made for that, it's designed for dry block sanding and it most likely has an adhesive back in my opinion 400 is a little course for wet sand 600 to 800 is the norm. Most paints will bridge the 400 grit though
1367078
I used it to wet sand my 1970 Chevy truck. The paper needs to be changed out more often than with dry use. I used durablocks for this and I also had to make sure that the durablock was well dried before applying new paper.
1367079
Not sure; Suggestion; my email plafib@gmail.com I will send you a sample you can try, I would be doubtfulas backing appears to be paper.Not like wet or dry I am used to working with.
1420659
Yes, it can get wet but it won't be effective again until it is dry. If bathing or swimming, I would definitely remove it, though.
572645
I don't see why not, but if you're worried about water dripping on you just get the 949i insulated version. I had it for 3 years and never got dripped on. That was fishing from +20 to -40.
621684
I would not run the pump dry. I make sure the pump is in at least 1" of water.
850414
Hi CMS, yes you can use the G8LED 450W outside only if it is protected from water or moisture build up.
636176
I have not alowed my phantom to get wet as it has electronic circuitry critical to its operation. I would have no expectation that device is in any way suited to wet conditions.
1645318
I don't think so. It's good for picking up water on the surface but not soaked in. Also microfiber really absorbs more when it's moist already. So taking it out dry wouldn't be ideal.
1737734
I Would NOT !! unless you buy a flat iron that states you can use it wet or dry... this one does not say..I would not take the chance
287152
I would think you could use water with no problem. Paint is a very poor product in it though. It just can't seem to work very well.
136745
Sure. Just use a couple of drops in wet hands and it works great. Thanks for asking.
2193512
Yes.. but worse case is the tender would get wet and you would have to dry before use.
914387
I can't see why you couldn't. The hose is a little stiffer than garden hose but if all the fittings have sealant and hold air there shouldn't be a problem with water. I don't know if I would leave water in the reel because it may cause corrosion in the fittings but if u ran air through it when you were done it shouldn't cause a problem
389716
I suppose by 'wet' you mean that you put some oil in the bore. It is all the same to the compression tester, you just end up running it twice, once with oil and once without.
1566695
Yes. I used mine on my boat in a close quarters situation so I don't see why you can't use it on a wet bar.
1514097
I don't know. Perhaps ask or call the manufacturer for that as being submerged might not be an intended use.
508923
I honestly havent tried but I'm sure it can be once you figure out the right amount of water to use. I would experiment and adjust the water until you get it right.
803933
Yes --- i Think the max is 400. Check it out on their instructions of the WEB