Microfine Abrasive Sanding Paste for Wood and Resins

I have used a variety of sanding polishes and pastes for my woodworking but this stuff works best. Gives a nice finish and sheen. I am so glad I can purchase it from Amazon. When I first got it I had to search for a US source.

Great for finishing wood workingproducts

Yorkshire Grit and Yorkshire grit fine used together make a highly polished smooth finish on wood and is even better on epoxy. I will buy again and again

I use Yorkshire original and microfine abrasive past on all my woodturning projects. They work well and create a nice working prep finish for the final finish.

It’s actually fairly economical, as a little goes a long way. It polished both wood and resin pieces fairly well, but not necessarily any better than half dozen other finishing polishes, including 2 tat I made myself; one with a 100,000 grit diamond base and the other based on cerium oxide. I suppose that after watching several videos using this microfine version, I expected my finish to be better that what I have achieved with many other products. I guess what I’m saying is not to expect miracles and that if you have invested in other polishes, use them up first.

Glad this British product made it to the US. I use it at the end of the finishing / polishing process. It leaves not sticky feelinig I used to get from other polishing pastes.I use my own diy polishing pastes and it is on par level. It doesn't take out scratches, for that I work my way up through rough/fine and microfine pastes.

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I am now using this for acrylic and acrylic and wood turnings. I still sand before before using Yorkshire Grit Microfine. I also add a polish or finish after.The results are consistently impressive.