Rust Removal Eraser, Blue, Fine Grain SRE-220
Brand :
SK 11
Caution
- Some products are scheduled to be discontinued from October 2021. Depend on stock status, the end time will be changed. Please check the quotation and order screen for details.
- This product contains an abrasive. After use, there may be scratches on the substrate or the gloss may be lost. Do not use on precious metals, pieces of art, antiques, glass, lacquerware, plastic, leather, plated surfaces, printed surfaces, painted/coated surfaces, mirror finished surfaces, cutting edges, etc. Take care so that the eraser or shavings do not get into your eyes or mouth. Keep out of reach of children. Always test on an inconspicuous area of the item to be polished and confirm that there are no problems before use. Do not use this product on new or almost new products.
- Do not leave close to flames. Dirt or rust that has penetrated into the material cannot be removed. Only use for the applications shown. Do not press hard or force it to bend. This may result in snapping or breaking. Lightly apply on top of the rust or dirt and rub away. Apply water to remove rust or dirt from areas around wet areas and from kitchen knives and scissors, etc. Proves even more effective if used together with a neutral detergent for when removing rust and dirt from gas cooking ranges and for removing tobacco stains from ashtrays.
Product Description
A product for use in grinding and polishing applications. Uses WA abrasive grain, a grain type with excellent polishing performance, to rub away even stubborn dirt.
[Features]
· Uses natural rubber, giving it the elasticity to fit to curved surfaces.
· It is also simple to cut into easy-to-use forms.
[Applications]
· Used for the removal of rust and dirt from the metal parts of bladed items such as kitchen knives, pocket knives and scissors as well as from pots, kettles and sinks and from around toilets.
· Used to remove residual adhesive from surfaces and to remove dirt from plastic, resin, FRP, etc.
· Used to remove tobacco residue stuck-fast to ashtrays.