Product Description:
Abrasives Sanding Paper for Constructions
Waterpoof abrasives sanding Paper is made of high-quality alumina sand powder and kraft paper base, and bound with 100% real resin. Waterpoof abrasives sanding Paper is mainly used in the grinding and buffing of automobiles, home furnishings, leather,
home appliance cases, and mechanical parts.Waterpoof abrasives sanding Paper can grind with water and has a highly-polished work piece. It will not contaminate the work piece when operating, and does not create dust pollution. It is moderately soft. Aluminum oxide ,silicon carbide and so on
waterproof abrasives sanding Paper for wet sanding of paints, primes, surfaces of the automobile industries ,abrasives sanding paperalso used for sanding and finishing of plastics, leather ,mechanical components , furniture, precision instrument and hardware .
abrasive | backing | bond | grit size |
A | Kraft (Cwt) | R/R | 60 | 80 | 100 | 120 | 150 | 180 | 220 | 240 | 280 | 320 | 360 | 400 | 500 | 600 | 800 | 1000 | 1200 | 1500 | 2000 |
packing quantity | per bale | 100 |
per carton | 1000 |
Standard size 230mm×280mm
(9X11)
Have other special size made to order
Advantage :
CNBM Group Named to Fortune Global 500 for the Fourth Successive Time, Ranking the 267th
Goverment owned company
Fast delivery
Suply free sample
Competitive price
We also can be made according the customers requirements
- Q:Im in highschool right now, but I would like to be a real estate agent when I get older.What college courses should I take to make real estate companies want to hire me? Thanks
- First, real estate companies don't hire real estate agents. You become licensed in your state as a real estate agent. Then you affiliate with a broker. You're an independent contractor. Yes, the broker does have to say yes, but you do, too. A real estate agent is not an employee. As for college courses, maybe a few business ones. Still, I've seen successful agents with all sorts of educational backgrounds--from accounting to law to business to liberal arts. I've seen lots of teachers, ex-military, and others do fine, too. Further, returning to the question of making yourself desirable to a broker, I really don't think that your educational background is an issue. Here's what I'd suggest: Call up a few of the larger real estate firms in your area. Make an appointment to speak to the managing broker. (The boss.) Go in and talk with him or her. Ask your questions. You'll get a much clearer picture and understanding that way. Hope that helps.
- Q:are there any real estate books you would recommend that are particularly educational. I've read a couple decent ones already but want to soak in as much info as possible before diving in.
- Can you be more specific? What area of real estate are you looking to learn about? Investing? Are you a new real estate agent? Lending? **Edit** You probably want to attend some REIA groups in your area (real estate investors association). Message me and I can help you research how to find them. If you're looking long term, and you don't own your own home yet, you might want to consider buying a multi-unit, living in it and renting out the other side. Most First Time Home Buyer programs will let you purchase a 2 unit property. Right now IS a good time to BUY, NOT a good time to sell. People are giving away houses right now! Your local REIA groups will usually have a library you can rent out from. Research Lou Brown, he's a national speaker. I've been to 3 of his seminars, and he doesn't try to b.s. you telling you it's easy. It's not easy. You'll never learn all the angles, that's why you should join the groups. Learn from experienced investors, mistakes they made, success stories. Whatever you do, don't take ideas from informercials. I hope this helps, message me if you want any more info.
- Q:What would I need to do to get into Real Estate Development, would a Real Estate License be enough?
- Money and time. A lot of money and a lot of time.
- Q:Also, what is the difference between a real estate agent, realtor, buyers agent, and listing agent?? Cant a real estate agent and realtor be a listing agent and buyers agent? I am SOOO confused?
- People use the phrases REALTOR? and truly property agent interchangeably, however that's improper. There are variations among REALTORS? and truly property retailers. They aren't the equal. Although each are certified to promote truly property, the elemental change among a truly property agent and a REALTOR? is a REALTOR? is a member of the National Association of REALTORS?. As such, the foremost change that you simply pay attention plenty approximately -- however are most probably careworn approximately -- is that a REALTOR? have to sign up for the REALTOR? Code of Ethics. But what does this imply to a client? The Code of Ethics is precisely enforced. It includes 17 Articles and quite a lot of underlying Standards of Practice. It's now not only a bunch of regulations that retailers swear to uphold and cling to. The Standards are a lot more restrictive and confining as to behavior than the ones governing retailers who without problems maintain a truly property license. While there is not any proof nor assurance that every one REALTORS? are morally or ethically higher than unaffiliated truly property retailers, it's an try by way of the enterprise to keep an eye on and, as such, merits consciousness. Keeping brain, of path, that even the non-NAR member truly property agent is held to the equal authorized usual, as a useful topic............Bendigo condo supervisor
- Q:I'm looking in to the real estate field and i live in Laguna Beach. Sooo...
- Good luck breaking in. A couple of agents dominate there, doing 95% of the transactions. Leaving 5% for the rest. The vasts odds are that it will cost you about 2k a month to play agent and you will earn nothing, ever. Lots of wives love playing agent though.
- Q:I want to get into real estate but I dont know my options. Someone told me I need a license and others say I dont whats the truth? I called a school in my town and they said it will be 595 bucks to take the course for 3 weeks, and whats this about finding a broker that will sponser me for a year? It's begining to get confusing. Whats the best advice for me ...please help I really wanna do this
- Real estate laws are state regulated - so each state has their own rules you must follow. You will need to work for a Broker, as a broker is the only one who is allowed to be paid commissions on a sale - you will then be paid by your Broker - less the Broker's cut.
- Q:I'm trying to determine whether or not I should go to school to become a real estate agent. I'm a stay at home mom, my husband is a contractor and we currently dabble in real estate investment. We only own one property right now which we bought when prices were down, brought up to code/remodelled and will hopefully be selling soon now that the prices in the area have risen substantially. And if it goes well, we might do it again in the future.What I'm really worried about is... can one be a realtor and a real estate investor at the same time? Is it ethical for the same person to be buying, fixing up and selling the house?I'm not just doing this to save a few bucks on realtors fees... I'm generally interested in the real estate industry, revitalizing the neighborhood we live in and helping people find or sell their homes. I just want to make sure there isn't any legal or ethical issues at hand before I enroll in realtor classes or buy any other properties.Thanks in advance.
- I did it....I am also a security officer to supplement my income until I get a good foot-hold. There are some expenses that I did not take into consideration, but the pros beat the cons by a mile! I am happy I did this, the ability to set your own pace and pretty much your own hours, (just remember to always stay disciplined! I got lazy for awhile and it took me a few of weeks to get myself back on track....). I am a single mother which is the reason why I also hold another job. My security position is a stable position that I can count on to keep myself in the black financially....in case I did not make it clear why I am also regularly employed at the beginning of my post....I don't want you to think that I meant you will need to have a job to support your real estate career..... Good luck!
- Q:I recently disconnected my cable because I was paying them all this cash and nothing was ever on. I got it disconnected now there's even less on. Any ways the other night I was watching an info-mercial about these Real-estate self made millionaires. I believe it's a scam but my wife wants me to look into it. Does anybody know anything about this, what's the dirt? Is it a scam?
- When you hear all this get rich quick type of deals I want you to ask yourself ONE question. IF this product, education, or course makes this guys so much money then WHY are they spending THIER time and money to SELL a product? IF it worked the way they advertise then they would be out USEING the system and NOT selling it. This goes for real estate, online sales, and everything you get pitched to you. Would the guy who HAD the goose that laid the golden eggs by SELLING the goose? Or would they keep quiet and sell the eggs? You can make money in real estate but it takes WORK and education and for the avg. person they go to these FREE education seminars and then buy the course and never put the time and effort into USING the material. National avg. is about 4% of the peple who attend buy the material and then less then 1% use the material. So your odds of making millions is about the same as winning the lottery UNLESS you WORK for it and ifyou work for it then you don't need the high dollar material.
- Q:What courses should I take when I go to college if I want to be a real estate agent?
- It depends on where you are... In Arizona, you need a minimum of 90 hours of class work, have to pass the school test. Then you have two tests administered by the state, One is Arizona specific, and the other is a General real estate test. After you pass those three tests, you have to take a contract writing class, get fingerprinted and a background check... once all of that is complete, and you pass all of it.. you pay your fees and get your license. In Arizona, you are also required to maintain your license. That means you have to take continuing education classes every year. You MUST have 24hours every two years to retain you lic. Good Luck
- Q:any real estate agents out there using assistant ..please give me an idea of what services your assistants perform to make your life easier?
- In Florida, an unlicensed real estate assistant can do admin support, and can sit open houses, but can not discuss pricing, offers, financing, etc. - anything that has to do with money or motivation of the buyer or seller. Things that can make an agents life easier: 1. Marketing (creating and submitting print ads, flyers and open house materials, mass mailings and follow up to same) 2. Errands (pick up or drop off lockboxes, stock flyer boxes, pick up or return listing keys, check vacant properties and tidy up where needed) 3. Office Admin (make copies, keep files clean and current, keep calendar current, follow up on showings for feedback, type letters and reports for customers and broker, create listing documents for review by agent, take pictures of listings, create virtual tours, enter listings into local MLS, enter listing changes into MLS, pay business related bills and track same on spreadsheet) 4. Open Houses (set up and take down directional signs, house signs, pick up balloons, cookies and beverages, sit the open house and pass out flyers and take-aways, and get visitors to sign guest sheet, close up and prepare report to agent and seller). 5. Continuing Education (sign up for classes, track costs anda credits for same, confirm credit on State Board database) 6. Absence Coverage (cover, within prescribed limits, for agent while on appointments, out ill, or on vacation) 7. Be a creative, always thinking, sensitive and caring, positive energy force. Good luck and best wishes.
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