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This guide is for users of the Abtec Chemico Lapping Paste Twin Pack, specifically designed for sharpening mower and cutter blades. This product enhances sharpening performance with its unique gel system, resulting in faster and more effective blade maintenance. Keep in mind that while it's easy to use and requires no cleaning after application, proper application is key for optimal results.
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The pack contains 80 grit (coarse) and 120 grit (medium) lapping pastes.
No, the lapping paste is oil-free.
It is suitable for most types of equipment, but always check the blade material and condition before use.
Rinse the blades thoroughly with water.
The 80 grit paste is used for initial sharpening and removing imperfections, while the 120 grit is used for refining the blade's edge.
Yes, the non-drying, re-wettable formula can be rinsed with water even after standing.
Store it in a cool, dry place, and ensure the container is sealed.
Check if the blade is properly lapped and sharpened. If the issue persists, consider trying a different grit or a different lapping technique.
Ensure the paste is stored correctly. If the paste has dried out, it may be difficult to apply. In this case, dispose of the product responsibly.
Use the correct amount of paste. The low-fling formula should minimize mess. Be careful during application to prevent unnecessary splattering.
Compatibility: The Chemico Lapping Paste is suitable for most types of cutting equipment. Make sure that the grit is appropriate for the material and condition of the blade.
Care: Store the lapping paste in a cool, dry place. Ensure the container is sealed to prevent drying. Avoid extreme temperatures. Follow safety guidelines, and wear appropriate personal protective equipment.
