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W.C., your advice is gold worth to me! Thank you! I can find it locally, and may be able to coax them to sell to me (they only sell to industries), too, if I know the micron size! So, if I want finger-bleeding size, somewhere between 30 and 45 micron would be good.
I picked up that the brown aluminium oxide is more abrasive than the white, which corresponds to the two samples of Wallis that I have, where the Belgian mist is really aggressive while the white is similar to Fisher 400, and Fisher 400 is similar to Uart 400.
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Charlie
You’re welcome, Charlie. Maybe you can get little of each micron size to see which you would like better.
I don’t know, the belgium mist wallis I got doesn’t feel more aggressive than the wallis pro, but it does feel more aggressive than the wallis museum. The aluminum oxide I get isn’t exactly white but more of a grayish color and makes a grayish color support.
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