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A. It is a premium 350mm body file blade with a very coarse eight teeth per inch cut for aggressive material removal.
A. It is used for heavy shaping where rapid removal of metal or filler is required, such as initial levelling.
A. It can be tensioned individually in a holder and bent to match the surface contour of the workpiece.
A. It is listed under bodywork repairs, within automotive bodywork and vehicle bodywork tools.
A. It provides a long working area for smoothing larger sections of panels and helps average out small irregularities.
A. They typically follow with medium or fine blades and then sanding to refine the surface finish.
A. Yes, but care is needed; on filler, lighter pressure should be used to avoid deep gouges.
A. A tensioned blade can flex to match panel curvature, whereas rigid files are suited to flat surfaces.
A. Clean it of filings, keep it dry and store it flat or in a holder to protect the teeth.
A. It determines cut aggressiveness: fewer teeth per inch mean coarser, faster cutting with a rougher finish."
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