Almohadillas para raspar Mirlon de 6" x 9"

Q: What grits are the Mirka Mirlon scuff pads available in?

Two grits, identified by color: maroon is a 360 grit equivalent (aluminum oxide) and grey is a 1500 grit equivalent (silicon carbide). Browse more abrasives in our sandpaper collection.

Q: How big are the Mirlon scuff pads?

Each pad measures 6" x 9" , a convenient hand size for scuffing finishes and smoothing surfaces.

Q: Which grit should I use for scuffing between coats?

The maroon 360 grit pad is a great all-around choice for scuffing finishes between coats to remove dust nibs and promote adhesion, while the grey 1500 grit pad is for very fine work. See related wood stains & finishes .

Q: What abrasive grain does Mirlon use?

The maroon (very fine) pad uses aluminum oxide and the grey (ultra fine) pad uses silicon carbide , both on a resin-bonded non-woven backing.

Q: Who makes Mirlon scuff pads?

Mirlon is made by Mirka Abrasives . Explore more of their abrasives in our sanding & abrasives selection.

Description Reviews Q&A

Mirka Mirlon es una almohadilla de lijado no tejida superior a la lana de acero. Deja un patrón de rayado más uniforme y no suelta fibras que puedan contaminar el acabado. Mirlon es ideal para lijar madera sin tratar y alisa fácilmente perfiles y zonas de difícil acceso a las que el papel de lija tradicional no puede acceder. Un producto predilecto en la industria del acabado automotriz, Mirlon produce rápidamente un patrón de rayado uniforme y es la opción perfecta para lijar acabados entre capas, eliminando partículas de polvo y promoviendo la adhesión.

Mirlon se puede usar tanto para lijado en húmedo como en seco y, dado que no hay riesgo de que las fibras metálicas se oxiden, es la opción ideal para acabados a base de agua. Mirlon es excelente para el mantenimiento de herramientas de taller y elimina fácilmente el óxido superficial de superficies metálicas como las superficies de sierras de mesa de hierro fundido o los cuerpos metálicos de cepillos manuales.

Mirlon está disponible en dos granos diferentes identificados por color: el marrón equivale a un grano 360 y utiliza óxido de aluminio como abrasivo aglomerado (equivalente a lana de acero 2/0-3/0). Las almohadillas Mirlon grises equivalen a un grano 1500 y utilizan carburo de silicio como abrasivo aglomerado (equivalente a lana de acero 4/0 o más fina). Ya sea para el mantenimiento estándar de su maquinaria de carpintería o para lograr un acabado liso como el vidrio en su último proyecto, Mirka Mirlon es indispensable en cualquier taller.

Adecuado para:

Reacabado de automóviles
Construcción y Decoración
Carpintería
Procesamiento de metales
Procesamiento de materiales compuestos
Industria marina
Reparación de vehículos

Materiales adecuados

Madera
Acero dulce/acero al carbono
Metal no ferroso
Lijado de pintura
Lacas
Plástica
Cebador
Acero inoxidable
Acero
Materiales sintéticos
Aleaciones de cobre/latón/bronce

Especificaciones técnicas

Grano	Óxido de aluminio (VF)/carburo de silicio (UF)
Color	Rojo (VF)/Gris oscuro (UF)
Apoyo	No tejido
Vinculación	Resina
Arena	Muy bien - 360

Frequently Asked Questions

What grits are the Mirka Mirlon scuff pads available in?

Two grits, identified by color: maroon is a 360 grit equivalent (aluminum oxide) and grey is a 1500 grit equivalent (silicon carbide). Browse more abrasives in our sandpaper collection.

How big are the Mirlon scuff pads?

Each pad measures 6" x 9", a convenient hand size for scuffing finishes and smoothing surfaces.

Is Mirlon better than steel wool?

Yes. Mirlon is a non-woven pad that leaves a more consistent scratch pattern than steel wool and does not shed fibers that could contaminate your finish, which is especially valuable with water-based finishes.

Can I use Mirlon for wet and dry sanding?

Yes. Mirlon can be used for both wet and dry sanding applications, and since it leaves no metal fibers behind to rust, it works well with water-based finishes.

Which grit should I use for scuffing between coats?

The maroon 360 grit pad is a great all-around choice for scuffing finishes between coats to remove dust nibs and promote adhesion, while the grey 1500 grit pad is for very fine work. See related wood stains & finishes.

Can Mirlon remove rust from shop tools?

Yes. Mirlon is excellent for shop tool maintenance and easily removes surface rust from metal surfaces such as cast-iron table saw tops or hand plane bodies. Find more in our shop maintenance supplies.

What industries use Mirlon?

Mirlon is suited for automotive refinishing, construction and decoration, woodworking, metal processing, composites processing, the marine industry, and vehicle repair.

What materials can Mirlon be used on?

It works on wood, mild and carbon steel, non-ferrous metals, stainless steel, copper alloys, brass, bronze, plastics, synthetic materials, and finishes including paint, primer, and lacquers.

What abrasive grain does Mirlon use?

The maroon (very fine) pad uses aluminum oxide and the grey (ultra fine) pad uses silicon carbide, both on a resin-bonded non-woven backing.

Who makes Mirlon scuff pads?

Mirlon is made by Mirka Abrasives. Explore more of their abrasives in our sanding & abrasives selection.

Almohadillas para raspar Mirlon de 6" x 9"