3M Flexible Polishing Papers

"pink" cloth paper is the best way to achieve smooth semi-gloss look on bone nuts (that can be polished further to high-gloss with polishing compound, if needed)

Also useful in touch-up jobs.

This 3M product is excellent for all around polishing! Great job on pick guards, and polishing frets too ! Love it!

Excellent for ordinary maintenance of my guitars.

I have these in the entire set that I cut each of the six color/grit sheets into 8 smaller sheets for my purposes. So 48 total sheets.

They are great for finish work. Highly recommended.

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Great sandpaper! Lasts a real long time. I have used the plastic backed stuff and this IMO is much better. It has a clothe backing so it bends and gets into tight places and doesn't scratch like the plastic backed papers I have used in the past. Great for fine wetsanding and polishing frets.

If you want your project to look PERFECT use this. P-grade paper works great, but these take it to another level. They hold up too. I cut 3 inch squares and wet sand with my fingers until I can't feel the "roughness" of the previous grit and then go finer. If you want a finish better than most factories produce, take your time and use these ploshing papers.

Great!!...bought this item to polish bone nuts and saddles and they work great, they can tear easy so be careful but they polish up bone really well. Haven't tried them yet on frets but I imagine it will work very well for that as well.

These papers do a terrific job of polishing frets. The 8000 grit produces a shine that easily rivals that of 12000 grit micromesh and the fact that they are supple makes them ideal for polishing the sides of freshly crowned frets.

I've used them to polish the camel bone nut or my new guitar, I've built a copy of a Fender Esquire 1950. It gives a excellent finish