Tools4Boards Gummy Trio Rubber Abrasive Stone Set, Blue, Green, Red, 50X25X20Mm

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What is included in the Tools4Boards Gummy Trio Rubber Abrasive Stone Set? A: The set includes three rubber abrasive stones in different grits: blue (60 grit), green (120 grit), and red (240 grit), each measuring 50 x 25 x 20mm.
• Q: What is the purpose of the blue grit abrasive stone? A: The blue grit abrasive stone is a soft gummy rubber suitable for removing rust and burrs, as well as for de-tuning edges by feathering back tips and tails.
• Q: How should I use the green grit abrasive stone? A: The medium gummy green stone is ideal for light to medium edge clean-up and light polishing after filing, making it effective for maintaining sharp edges.
• Q: What is the function of the red grit abrasive stone? A: The hard gummy red stone is designed for removing micro-burrs on the cutting surface and polishing edges after using diamond or ceramic stones, enhancing edge durability.
• Q: Are these stones suitable for both skis and snowboards? A: Yes, the Tools4Boards Gummy Trio Rubber Abrasive Stones are designed for use in maintaining the edges of both skis and snowboards.
• Q: What materials are the abrasive stones made from? A: The abrasive stones are made from high-quality German rubber, which provides effective edge maintenance without causing damage.
• Q: How do I care for the Tools4Boards abrasive stones? A: To maintain the abrasive stones, clean them with a soft brush or cloth after use to remove any debris and store them in a dry place.
• Q: Can the abrasive stones be used for other sports equipment? A: While primarily designed for ski and snowboard edges, the rubber abrasive stones may also be suitable for maintaining other types of edges, depending on the material.
• Q: What are the dimensions of each abrasive stone? A: Each abrasive stone in the set measures 50mm x 25mm x 20mm.
• Q: Is there a specific technique for using these stones effectively? A: It is recommended to use light pressure and consistent strokes along the edge when using the stones to achieve optimal results without over-sharpening.