Sanding article

Abstract

Abstract A glove, which may consist of paper, cotton twill or the like, is first impregnated with an adhesive taken from the epoxy resin class and an abrasive is then coated over the adhesive lamination on each of the opposite sides of the glove including the digital, palm and back side sections. The glove is configured so that it can be worn on both the right and left hands making the palm and digital sections reversible. Thus, all portions of the glove contain working surfaces. Opposite sides of the glove can be coated with different grades and density of abrasive so that one side of the glove can serve as coarse and the other as fine finishing. either side can be brought into use by simply reversing the glove from one hand to the other, to present the proper working surface. The abrasive can be applied by means of a cut-out form applied onto a pressure-sensitive surface of the glove; or the abrasive can be applied to an unpolymerized lamination of plastic material which is soaked into the surface of the glove; or the abrasive surface can form a part of a liner which is slipped over the glove. The glove may either be dipped into the binder and the abrasive applied by spray coating or passing an impregnated glove through a suspension of particles.

Inventors

• 👤 J Means

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