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[title] Last Resort: Mechanical Abrasives
-[* icon_note] If wire brushing and the use of tip tinner failed to remove oxidation, it's time to pick up a new tip [link to tip sales page].
-[* black] But if you ''really'' need to finish that last connection or two, bust out some high-grit (600 or more) sandpaper.
-[* black] ***Gently ***drag the tip across the surface of a polishing bar or high-grit sandpaper, following the shape of the tip.
+[* black] If tip tinner and wire brushing didn't bring your tip back to working condition, and you ''really'' need to finish that last connection or two, bust out some fine-grit (600 or more) sandpaper.
+ [* icon_note] If you're at the point where you're sanding your tip, it's time to pick up a new tip.
+[* black] ***Gently ***drag the tip across the surface of a polishing bar or fine-grit sandpaper, following the shape of the tip.
[* icon_note] Be sure to evenly abrade the working surface.
[* icon_caution] Stop as soon as the stubborn oxidation is removed.
-[* black] Complete another round of tinning.
+[* black] Complete another round of tip tinning (Steps 2-4).