A new accessory from Mirka aims to provide an ergonomical and easy way to smooth plastered surfaces before sanding the final finish. The new high-quality stainless steel Skimming Blade works especially well on spray plastered or rolled plastered surfaces to provide effective surface preparation. Available in a wide range of sizes from 15cm to 100cmContinue reading “Smooth operators”
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Non-stop sanding
The development team at Axus Decor has worked extensively to develop and expand their range of abrasive products. Launching this month are the Arystox Ceramic Oxide Abrasive Flexi-Pads and Blocks, following the introduction of Arystox Ceramic Oxide Abrasive Paper earlier this year. The most commonly used grit used to make professional-grade abrasives is Aluminium oxide, butContinue reading “Non-stop sanding”
Save on sanding
A new paper abrasive from Mirka, the result of years of development work, Iridium cuts faster with fewer steps from rough to smooth surface finish, and thanks to the new precision coating it practically repels dust, so the grains stay sharp longer. Available in coarse to fine grits, Iridium works well on both soft andContinue reading “Save on sanding”
Festool sanders now available at Brewers
As an independent decorator centre, Brewers always strive to stock the best in painting and decorating products. Festool, a company specialised in creating tools for trade professionals, are a new addition to Brewers range of professional sanders, designed to help you get the best results as efficiently as possible. Two of the Festool sanders areContinue reading “Festool sanders now available at Brewers”
Fully flexible functions
Mirka UK have launched a dual voltage LEROS, designed to provide a flexible, convenient tool for decorators working at different site locations. The two-in-one 110v and 230v lightweight sander has a brushless motor and incorporates an innovative sanding head with 180-degree flexibility, and a 5mm random orbital movement, making it extremely user-friendly. Weighing less thanContinue reading “Fully flexible functions”