Can you wet sand with these?
1780839
Should be just fine. If I recall the recommended cleaning is immersion in water and they are sponges. So wet sanding should be possible. I would recommend checking with the manufacturer to see if they'd hold up long term though.
1780840
Yes, you can wet sand with the Micro Mesh pads. I use them for polymer clay both wet and dry based on my project. For small projects I peel the mesh off the pad, cut into small circles and attach to an electric toothbrush with hot glue and Velcro circles (so that you can easily change between grits).
1780841
ABSOLUTELY! Wet sanding is very effective and they can be cleaned with a little soap and water. Take extra care when drying them because the foam pad will absorb water.
1780842
Yes you can. That's what I use mine for. They do a really nice job and they last a long time.
612937
They don't get wet and very useful for camping. You are going to need to clean well the spot where you are going to set up the camping to prevent any rupture in the plastic.
880410
Yes you can put sand in it. You can put water, marbles, dried beans, etc. in it.
1747672
You can as this product acts just like high grit sandpaper so you would want to wet sand with it as you would in the final stages of finishing. You may only need a abrasive polish or rubbing compound and a buffer or a lot of elbow grease if you are just trying to restore luster.
1507196
You could fill them with anything you want I'm sure. I didn't weigh them full of sand but I would estimate 40lbs each.
259960
You can mix them with sand to better spread them. You don't want to bury deeper than 1 inch.
570379
I would say yes if you sanded them you could paint them. Stain... not sure. Good luck!
928940
Yes you can , sand , or water, just like an umbrella stand. Myself I opted to purchase 2 bags of cement and made a form and poured it around the base and painted the base. Looks very nice if I do say so myself, and I do lol. I also bought a nite dusk to dawn power strip , so it comes on and off as it should love it, a reallly good buy..
2159009
No just need to clean them with windex! Only need to sand if you have old drip marks if they were painted before! There is a video you can watch! So simple and no priming involved!
2259609
I never have personally, but yes you could. They're rubber, so they're water proof.
690136
Yes! And when I bought it the sand was packaged separately, so you should be able to use the pieces on their own without even having them touch the sand.
2055279
Nope... you can not swim with them but they are good for sand storms and snowboarding.
1859107
Maybe. They are very small and sand flows through them, but finger paint might be too thick and clog them. Sorry that I can't say for sure
1769570
There r some what water proof but I had to use 500 pound of sand to fill them
2182611
No. But I wouldn't see why you'd want sand. It works perfectly fine without it.
217574
I think so. They are not made for the water but there are not stickers that would come off or anything that might be damaged from the water. I would just make sure to set them out to dry when you are finished with them.
673365
Yes you can, I didn't put them in vases or anything but I found that these things can get pretty big. Like really big. But everything should still be fine to leave them in water.