Exterior and interior wood surfaces
Finish Sanding
Remove Wood Felting and Raised Grain.
Remove wood fuzz (called felting) after power washing or media blasting, and knock down excessive raised grain with Sashco’s finish sanding tools.
How many Osborn Brushes will I need?
Depending on what’s being removed, a single Osborn brush can be used on 2,000-4,000 square feet before needing replacement.
How many Buffy Pads Will I need?
Depending on what’s being removed, a single Buffy Pad can cover 150-200 square feet before needing to be replaced. The Grabber Pad should be replaced every 10-15 Buffy Pad changes. The Backer Pad needs to be replaced rarely (every 10 Grabber Pads).
Product Info
Will etch some other building materials
Osborn Brushes: 4″ and 6″ diameter, 80 grit cup brush Buffy Pad System: 5″ Backer Pad, Grabber Pad, and Buffy Pad
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Removes wood fuzz & raised grain More Info
All of that wood fuzz will interfere with stain adhesion and appearance. Remove it before you stain for excellent stain performance
No switching out constantly More Info
Unlike sandpaper, one buffy pad or Osborn brush can cover hundreds, even thousands, of square feet before it needs to be switched out.
Prep interior wood before clear coats More Info
Excellent for the lighter prep work needed on interior surfaces to get them ready for a clear coat
No rust marks More Info
Made with steel-free materials to prevent rust marks under the stain
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In most cases, yes, but not all. The key is to make sure all of the excess felting and wood fuzz is removed from the surface. Secondary sanding with Buffy Pads or Osborn Brushes is usually the best way to do this. In some cases, there isn’t excess fuzzing, so it’s not necessary. In other cases, the wood grain may be raised beyond what you’d prefer, so secondary prep is desired, but not a must.
Buffy Pads work great for light fuzzing after media blasting. Osborn Brushes are a bit more aggressive, so work great on projects that may require more….assertive means of fuzz removal. (Power tools!)
That will depend on how you’re using it. If it’s being used only for removing wood fuzz, not for sanding off all of the damaged wood or leftover stain on a surface, usually 2 brushes will do the trick (assuming about 4,000 sq. ft. of surface area). If you’re using it for more aggressive removal, double that.
