fine grit

Helped along by a strong wind, the fine grit covered everything in, on and around the wagons.

With the impact of another shell, fine grit sprays across the two men.

Japanese water stones (both artificial and natural) come in very fine grits.

Finer grits cut more slowly because they remove less material.

If pure sand is not available, fine grit can be substituted.

Still, he found himself heading toward the standard, his feet kicking up clouds of fine grit.

Ceramic hones are also common, especially for fine grit size.

Sand with fine grit paper, dust thoroughly and apply fresh varnish.

The paper for the disk sander is available in coarse, medium and fine grits.

The wind scoured the terraces, blowing a fine grit about in the air.

Sad-voweled gusts of wind sprayed a fine grit through the air.

A cloud of fine grit swirled down the middle aisle, between the canned goods and the dog food.

Once the basic shape is established, a series of different laps can be used that are of increasingly fine grit.

Fine grit had begun to fall several hours earlier, irritating his eye and throat and turning everything gray.

The wind was blowing nearly sideways, pelting him with a fine grit that stung eyes and skin.

Idly, he traced the outline of the plane in the fine grit on the surface of the road.

Fitted with fine grit sand paper, a belt sander can be used to achieve a completely smooth surface.

The Prepolish step uses a mixture of very fine grit and plastic tumbling pellets.

The high suns roiled fog off the wet beach and coated her skin with a fine grit of salt.

Their bodies have gone black, too, groping for solar energy, although there's a fine grit of storm-blown dust settling onto them from above.

Every wind was filled with fine grit, and even by late morning a haze of dust was everywhere Alucius looked.

A dust plume rose and hazed the air with fine grit and he squinted against it.

Emery paper, which has a very fine grit, can be used for the fine polishing in the last steps of sanding.

A finer grit is used to remove the scratches of larger grits and to refine an edge.

Emery paper, a less commonly seen grade has a paper backing instead and is usually a finer grit.