Method and system for sanding objects made of thermoplastic olefin (TPO)
OwnerAntonio Declet, Jr.inventor
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A method and system used for sanding objects such as auto body parts made of plastic. The method and system allow shop owners and technicians in the auto body industry to sand car bumpers with an abrasive paper having at least one sanding surface made of kraft paper prior to the priming process. The abrasive paper can be configured into corrugated fiberboard material. The abrasive paper will remove the rough or course areas left on car bumpers made of thermoplastic olefin (TPO) during the sanding process which will save auto body shops and technicians time and money spent on materials, specifically primer and sandpaper. The abrasive paper used to sand car bumpers can be made of virgin kraft and can be configured substantially in the shape of a disc, square or rectangle that will be affixed to a sanding device.
A method of removing surface particles from a raw surface of an object made of plastic with kraft paper prior to a priming process, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of removing surface particles from a raw surface of an object made of plastic with a kraft paper product, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of removing surface particles from a raw surface of an object made of plastic with a kraft paper product, the method comprising the steps of:
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