Sanding and Polishing Epoxy Resin
Achieving exclusive final surfaces from epoxy resin requires high-quality and efficient abrasive materials and the correct procedure for grinding and polishing. Kovax abrasives are an ideal choice as they fully meet these requirements. Their Japanese precision is evident in the high quality of grinding discs and formats, enabling faster, more comfortable, and seamless grinding and polishing of epoxy resin and wood. This process is conducted using a dry method, ensuring a flawless outcome.
Thanks to the long lifespan of Kovax abrasives, you can achieve consistent results with each grinding grit. This allows you to attain highly professional outcomes while reducing costs.
Which subcategory is right for you?
- Machine sanding and polishing – a random orbital sander levels large river-table surfaces in a fraction of hand-sanding time.
- Manual sanding – maximum control on edges, details and jewellery; also the best choice for sanding between coats.
- Polishing epoxy resin – polishing compounds and pads for a mirror gloss – the final step after sanding to fine grits.
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Super Assilex Interface Pad - Soft, o 152 mm, 15 Holes. Interface pad with micro hook and loop, thickness 15 mm.
Super Assilex Interface Pad - Hard, o 150 mm, 15 holes. Interface pad with micro hook-and-loop attachment, 5 mm thickness.
Kovax 9710065 is a soft interface pad with a diameter of 152 mm and 15 holes. It ensures even pressure distribution during sanding, minimizes the risk of damage, and improves...
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Frequently asked questions – sanding and polishing epoxy
How do I sand epoxy resin?
Work from coarser to finer grit without skipping steps: typically K240 → K400 → K800 → K1500 → K2000–K3000. Large areas are best handled by machine sanding with a random orbital sander, edges and details by hand sanding.
Which polishing paste for resin?
After sanding to K2000+, apply a one-step polishing compound and polish with a foam or wool pad at low speed. The result is a mirror gloss without holograms.
Why sand dry?
Dry sanding with the Kovax system lets you check the surface as you go, does not soak the wood with water and, with dust extraction, is faster and cleaner than wet sanding.