Industry News
13 2026-06 Why Won’t Leather-specific Sandpaper Lead to Fuzzy or Cracked Leather Surfaces?
There is only one reason why leather-specific sandpaper does not damage the leather surface: it completely transforms the “tearing” of leather fibers into “precise scraping.”
13 2026-06 Fine Sandpaper for Wet Sanding Metal & Paint: Less Clogging, Improved Surface Smoothness and Effective Heat Dissipation
When using fine sandpaper to sand metal and painted surfaces, wet sanding yields far superior results to dry sanding. There is only one key reason for this: water simultaneously addresses two major drawbacks that dry sanding cannot overcome—thermal damage caused by high friction heat, and the instant clogging of the sandpaper by fine abrasive particles.
29 2026-05 Sanding Furniture Before Painting| Should You Choose Blue Sandpaper or Regular Sandpaper?
Sanding the surface of furniture before painting directly affects the final finish’s texture and durability. If the surface isn’t sanded smooth, the paint will develop an orange peel texture; if it isn’t sanded clean, adhesion will decrease; and if it isn’t sanded thoroughly, rough spots will remain visible after painting, undoing all your hard work. Faced with these two common options—blue sandpaper and regular sandpaper—many people find themselves torn.
29 2026-05 Comparison of Three Base Materials | Which High-Grit Sandpaper Should You Choose for Curved Surface Polishing?
Curved surface polishing is one of the more challenging processes in fine sanding. The streamlined curves of automotive paintwork, the complex surfaces of model figures, and the rounded edges of furniture all face the same problem: how can high-grit sandpaper conform closely to curved surfaces without excessive cutting or damaging the original shape?
28 2026-05 Troubleshooting | What Are the Consequences of Using Dry-Grinding and Wet-Grinding Sandpaper Belts Incorrectly? Can They Be Used Interchangeably?
Many operators believe that since they look similar, using them interchangeably won’t cause any major issues. However, in reality, these two types of sandpaper belts differ completely in terms of base material, adhesive, and abrasive grain arrangement. Using the wrong one is not just a matter of wasting the belt—the real cost lies in scratched workpieces and damaged equipment. Therefore, understanding the differences between them is the first step in avoiding these problems.
28 2026-05 Root Cause Analysis | Why Does Pneumatic Sandpaper Lose Grit and Shed Backing?
In automotive bodywork and painting, as well as mechanical sanding operations, if the pneumatic sandpaper used with pneumatic sanders loses grit or sheds backing, it not only affects surface quality but also reduces work efficiency. Identifying the underlying causes is a crucial step toward improving these conditions. Below, the DMS editorial team provides an analysis of the causes.