Tamiya Sanding Cloth 2000

Getting close to a polish now. Tamiya's 2000-grit sanding cloth is one of the last stops before compound, taking an already-smooth surface to almost glassy. The flexible cloth backing moulds to curves and reaches into corners in a way stiff sandpaper can't, and it works wet or dry across plastic, light metals and wood.Best for The final smoothing pass before polishing compound Curved panels and tight corners on model kits Plastic, light metal and wood surfaces How to use it Work up through the grits rather than starting here on rough plastic Use wet for a finer finish and less dust Follow with a finer grit or compound for the final shine This is the grit that makes the difference between shiny and mirror-shiny — the step most people skip and immediately regret.The near-final polish prep. Step up from 1500 grit and finish with the ultra-fine 3000.