I'll give it a quick tip on how to actually cut sandpaper you can cut it with scissors get all your scissors out for one thing but it also puts a jagged bent edge to it and when you're wet sanding especially if you're color sanding paint you can actually leave lines in it of course it's being a bit of a perfectionist but the Wow is cut sandpaper I take it and I fold it with the sandpaper side together hold that corner together and get it started now that's in half and usually I do quarters but one of them I was going to show you is not all sandpaper this is not 3m i usually use 3m paper it's usually the business that lasts longest although this son might i've used some of it and it's actually pretty good paper - but sunlight actually has printed the grid of the paper almost every place so if you break this up into it in either in the halves or small earned quarters you'll still see the 320 bars if you're looking at three in paper here it's to 80 grit but if I was the cousin has in this way two babies not over here another tip use the sharpie or some type of marker if you use a actual ballpoint pen or some type of hard pen you'll actually make impressions on the other side of the paper and again to be like having even though it's still that that grit with the bubbled edge on that's on the sands paper side it can actually start leaving weird lines as you're wet sanding or dry sanding either one or two when you want to do but I would always recommend writing especially if you know you're not sure what you're gonna do you could use this in a sanding block or you could use a little snow little small squeegee but what I was to do just right and of course - he's there - he's there so I don't need to do it on all four corners but if I didn't see that was not quitting right - 80 - 80 - 80 - 80 will squeegee block often use these it's a little hard rubber squeegee blocked and I'll use it for block sanding uh now orange peel and the one I'm doing a color sanding like I'm clear the single stage colors the nice thing about it is you can wrap your piece of paper around it's and then take the paper off and you can just use it and squeeze you the paint and I'll show that in another demonstration and then you buy these in bigger blocks I usually cut them up to small sections to do color sanding that doesn't actually remove the arms feel that much it just kind of helps clean the surface a little bit but I just thought I'd give a tip on how to cut sandpaper and I hope that helps