MUDTOOLS WHITE FINISHING MUDSPONGE
The White Finishing is a pop-up sponge made with a tight cell material and is less absorbent than the Blue Workhorse. It is excellent for finishing work, final detail and clean-up of surfaces and wonât pull out grog or other materials in the clay body. Think of it like a chamois sponge.
Natural sponges have been used by potters for years. However, the quality of natural sponges can be unpredictable. Mudsponges are made of a biodegradable and environmentally friendly material that is incredibly durable. Your Mudsponge comes to you compressed for economy of space and for the fun of watching them expand when introduced to water.
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MUDTOOLS WHITE FINISHING MUDSPONGE
The White Finishing is a pop-up sponge made with a tight cell material and is less absorbent than the Blue Workhorse. It is excellent for finishing work, final detail and clean-up of surfaces and wonât pull out grog or other materials in the clay body. Think of it like a chamois sponge.
Natural sponges have been used by potters for years. However, the quality of natural sponges can be unpredictable. Mudsponges are made of a biodegradable and environmentally friendly material that is incredibly durable. Your Mudsponge comes to you compressed for economy of space and for the fun of watching them expand when introduced to water.
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The White Finishing is a pop-up sponge made with a tight cell material and is less absorbent than the Blue Workhorse. It is excellent for finishing work, final detail and clean-up of surfaces and wonât pull out grog or other materials in the clay body. Think of it like a chamois sponge.
Natural sponges have been used by potters for years. However, the quality of natural sponges can be unpredictable. Mudsponges are made of a biodegradable and environmentally friendly material that is incredibly durable. Your Mudsponge comes to you compressed for economy of space and for the fun of watching them expand when introduced to water.
