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Grit Pack for #130 or #140 | 
 enlarge | Brand: Tru-square Metal Products
Category: Toy
List Price: $26.33
Buy New: $18.19
You Save: $8.14 (31%)
New (8) from $18.19
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 4753
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.2
Dimensions (in): 5.2 x 5.1 x 3.8
MPN: 304
UPC: 051442100544
EAN: 0051442100544
ASIN: B000BUR95S
Availability: Usually ships in 4-5 business days
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| Features:
| • | Perfect for Small Tumblers | | • | 1 lb Course grit | | • | 1 lb Fine grit | | • | 1/2 lb Pre Polish | | • | 1/2 lb Polish |
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Product Description
This 3 lb. kit is ideal for rock polishing and contains 1/2 lb. of pre-polish, 1/2 lb. of polish, 1 lb. of coarse and 1 lb. of fine abrasive.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Extra grit pack essential when purchasing tumbler January 19, 2010
ToriCo (NC)
An extra grit pack is essential when purchasing a tumbler since most tumblers come with enough grit for one run. This grit was economical, meets the needs of the tumbler I purchased, and seems to provide enough grit for 3-4 loads in the tumbler. I recommend this pack if you are going to get into tumbling with your kids. Just enough to keep it going for several tumbles which is about right for kids' attention spans.
 This is way to expensive for Grit November 17, 2009
S. Schultz (Fort Wayne In. USA)
9 out of 10 found this review helpful
You should not have to pay more then 3$ per pound for grit for your rock tumbler this is way over priced Try some online bidding site or a web search. I buy it from a local rock shop for 3$ a pound delivered to my house. Each of these bags has 1/2 pound you do the math. Just type in "Silicon Carbide grit" in a search.
 Tumbler Grit Pack August 7, 2007
Allen E. Thomas (upstate NY)
12 out of 13 found this review helpful
The grit pack includes coarse grit, fine grit, pre-polish and finish polish. It works great with Tru-Square rock tumblers for basic rock polishing. I've gotten great consistent results, using this for over a year. Portions must be measured out for each operation, (I use a food scale). This way you can vary the amount used for different hardness rocks. Overall - this is a great system for hobby rock collectors.
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