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This stuff goes under various names. "Diamond Dust Cloth" "Abrasive
Cloth" "Duracut Abrasive Cloth" "Duracut Abrasive Cloth"etc.

Not sand paper by any means.

Made by 3_M, I used to get it from Curtis Industries Part * 89224, (180
grit) but since they pulled the local sales force, it's more difficult
to get.

The stuff isn't cheap by any means, but to me it's worth every penny.

None of the auto parts stores in my area carry it, not even napa , even
though they have a host of 3-m products. They must have only a
selective line. Even my auto-electric suppliers have a difficult time
coming up with it.

Can you tell me a good source for it?

Thanks!

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Tim wrote:
This stuff goes under various names. "Diamond Dust Cloth" "Abrasive
Cloth" "Duracut Abrasive Cloth" "Duracut Abrasive Cloth"etc.

Not sand paper by any means.

Made by 3_M, I used to get it from Curtis Industries Part * 89224, (180
grit) but since they pulled the local sales force, it's more difficult
to get.

The stuff isn't cheap by any means, but to me it's worth every penny.

None of the auto parts stores in my area carry it, not even napa , even
though they have a host of 3-m products. They must have only a
selective line. Even my auto-electric suppliers have a difficult time
coming up with it.

Can you tell me a good source for it?

Thanks!


Also called "aluminum-oxide" cloth

In the pic it's the dark roll on the left:

http://www.easy2source.com/products/images/8211.jpg

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Tim wrote:
This stuff goes under various names. "Diamond Dust Cloth" "Abrasive
Cloth" "Duracut Abrasive Cloth" "Duracut Abrasive Cloth"etc.

Not sand paper by any means.

Made by 3_M, I used to get it from Curtis Industries Part * 89224, (180
grit) but since they pulled the local sales force, it's more difficult
to get.

The stuff isn't cheap by any means, but to me it's worth every penny.

None of the auto parts stores in my area carry it, not even napa , even
though they have a host of 3-m products. They must have only a
selective line. Even my auto-electric suppliers have a difficult time
coming up with it.

Can you tell me a good source for it?

Thanks!


Also called "aluminum-oxide" cloth

In the pic it's the dark roll on the left:

http://www.easy2source.com/products/images/8211.jpg


Check a wholesale plumbing supply house. Is sold to clean copper pipe for
soldering.

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http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...temnumber=2636
JR
Dweller in the cellar

Tim wrote:
This stuff goes under various names. "Diamond Dust Cloth" "Abrasive
Cloth" "Duracut Abrasive Cloth" "Duracut Abrasive Cloth"etc.

Not sand paper by any means.

Made by 3_M, I used to get it from Curtis Industries Part * 89224, (180
grit) but since they pulled the local sales force, it's more difficult
to get.

The stuff isn't cheap by any means, but to me it's worth every penny.

None of the auto parts stores in my area carry it, not even napa , even
though they have a host of 3-m products. They must have only a
selective line. Even my auto-electric suppliers have a difficult time
coming up with it.

Can you tell me a good source for it?

Thanks!



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The folks over in rec.crafts.metalworking found it for me.

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...izePageHandler


In the pic it's the dark roll on the left:

http://www.easy2source.com/products/images/8211.jpg

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Thaks Bill.

I posted over in rec.metalworking and they steered me to this:

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...izePageHandler

Esactly what I was wanting, and found a local dealer, too!



Calif Bill wrote:
Check a wholesale plumbing supply house. Is sold to clean copper pipe for
soldering.