Mac Tools Introduces the New 5" Wet Sanding Block

Mac Tools Introduces the New 5″ Wet Sanding Block

Mac Tools is proud to introduce the new 5" Wet Sanding Block - HSP396W. This "Wet Wedge" water-fed sanding block is for professional use on all painted or primed surfaces. This product is designed to save time, sandpaper and ensure a perfectly straight finish.

Mac Tools is proud to introduce the new 5” Wet Sanding Block – HSP396W. This “Wet Wedge” water-fed sanding block is for professional use on all painted or primed surfaces. This product is designed to save time, sandpaper and ensure a perfectly straight finish. The 5” Wet Sanding Block is an absolute necessity in the auto body collision or restoration business. Use the “Wet Wedge” prior to priming the vehicle, especially on all primer surfaces and color sanding.

The Mac Tools 5” Wet Sanding Block is a superior sanding product with Mac exclusive features such as the 14’ supply black and red hosing. This Sanding Block is supplied with clean water through the attached Mac exclusive hose enabling extended reach around the vehicle. Since it is controlled by a built-in water regulatory valve to control water flow at your finger tips, this Sanding Block doesn’t have to be dipped in a water bucket that becomes dirty over time. This makes the “Wet Wedge” productive and efficient. In addition, the use of the clean water supply increases the quality of the finish on the final paint.

Ensure the highest quality finish on all of your jobs. Save time while adding comfort and reducing fatigue with the finest ergonomically-designed Mac Tools 5” Wet Sanding Block.

To order the Mac Tools 5” Wet Sanding Block – HSP396W, contact your local Mac Tools distributor or call 1-800-MACTOOLS.

For more information about product offered by Mac Tools, please visit www.mactools.com.

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