- Tough aluminum grit helps to prep the pipe for solder
- Works best when used as a copper pipe solder abrasive cloth
- Can also be used on plastic piping, brass and aluminum
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This Oatey 1-1/2 in. x 2-Yard Plumbers Abrasive Cloth Roll is made of lightweight, strong cotton-based fabric with a tough, 120-grit aluminum oxide abrasive. Plumbers abrasive cloth is used for cleaning, polishing and deburring copper pipe prior to soldering. It can also be used on plastic piping.
- For cleaning, polishing and deburring copper pipe before soldering
- Can be used to clean copper, brass, aluminum or other soft metals and plastic piping
- Can be used on any diameter pipe
- Cotton-based fabric with a 120-grit aluminum oxide abrasive
- 2 yards of 1-1/2 in. wide abrasive cloth
- Easy-tear
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Specifications
Dimensions
Maximum compatible pipe size (in.)
12
Product Depth (in.)
4.75
Product Height (in.)
1.25
Product Width (in.)
4
Details
Maintenance, Repair & Supplies Product Type
Miscellaneous Repair Kit
Minimum compatible pipe size (in.)
12
Pack Size
1
Returnable
90-Day
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year
Questions & Answers
3Questions14Answers
will this be ok to prep copper pipes to use sharkbite fittings
Asked by bigmike November 1, 20205
AnswersI use this to prep copper pipes for sweating with copper fittings and have used it to prep for sharkbite fittings. It works very well for both.
It says "cloth roll" so is this like emery cloth for use on steel to sand off loose rust and paint?
Asked by A3 November 25, 20194
AnswersIt's a 1 1/2" roll strip, so it will do what you are saying, but it's not going to cover a lot of area. This is best for small jobs, like prepping copper fittings for soldering or removing the burrs from metal or even PVC piping after cutting.
will this item leave a color transfer on a toilet bowl...removing calcium deposits
Asked by jake September 16, 20155
AnswersI wouldn't use this product for removing calcium deposits from your toilet bowl. It's basically sandpaper and will scratch the porcelain on your bowl. Try some of the other products that are specifically made to remove calcium deposits. If you have the patience and the nose for it, you can try vinegar.
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