Meguiar's Unigrit Sanding Papers

Meguiar's Unigrit Sanding Papers feature uniform precision-milled particles that leave a smooth, even sanding haze that can usually be polished out by machine quickly and easily. Because these papers are designed to be used in conjunction with firm sanding backing pads and sanding blocks, they are ideal for use in situations where highly localised consistent downward pressure is required, such as when flatting back freshly cured paint domes when making stone chip repairs.

Meguiar's Unigrit Sanding Papers feature uniform precision-milled particles that leave a smooth, even sanding haze that polishes out quickly and easily. The even nature of the cutting action eliminates the risk of inflicting deeper scratches that would otherwise require heavy machine compounding to remove. A further benefit of the uniform grit pattern is less clogging, meaning that these papers work faster and are more durable than conventional wetsanding papers.

Wetsanding is a specialist paint rectification process that requires a significant amount of hands on training to properly master, and should not be attempted until sufficient experience has been gained through practice on scrap panels. Furthermore, because it usually involves a relatively high degree of paint removal, it should only ever be undertaken in conjunction with a properly calibrated paint thickness gauge. For these reasons, we suggest that anyone wishing to learn how to wetsand seeks professional training in the first instance, as there is a limit to what can be learnt by reading online and, in our opinion, wetsanding falls well beyond it.