Sandpaper for grip on your homemade hanger

Glue some coarse sandpaper to your hanger to grip. Of course this is for those who use a wrap. I have also put some on with silicon about 1/4” thick so it can bend a bit to the round shape, it is still curing so I’ll give the report on how it sticks later. If it doesnt adhere well you could always just loop it around the silicon cushioned hanger.

The silicon is no good at adhering to the sandpaper. I superglued it to a metal hanger and it works great. I wrap in cotton and it was sticking to the sandpaper. Hung 16.5lb no problems.

What grit (#) of sandpaper was used?

Not sure it had a number 12 and then 09 beside that on the back. It is medium type but I would presume the coarser the better. Some daredevils may try it unwrapped, I am uncut so no chance, I did tighten it without wrap and it felt OK. I have had hangers slip off before and the thought of it being sandpaper falling off at that speed brings a tear to my eye.

Guys,

You are beginning to worry me. Hanging weights from the end of my cock is scary enough, but you are now going to add sandpaper into the equation?

I think I’m going to have to lie down for a while.

LB

I am just curious that’s all. I have both production Bibs myself. I was going to inquire whether the sand paper was purchased from an ordinary hardware supplier like Home Depot, etc… or a Auto-body supplier.

The reason I ask is if it is from an auto-body place which I am more familiar with some of the grades of wet sanding paper which are black are extremely smooth in the 1200s or so. Different colors mean different grits to the paper. There is also dual (or double) action corded compressed air units called “DA’s in the auto industry that have a round pad made of sand paper with a sticky one side to take to the drum on the sander.

I really don’t know what is being said but I butted into this conversational thread to find out. What type of hanger is being used?

It is a hinged hanger. 2 pieces of metal about 3” long x 1.5”. They are hinged at the 1.5” ends and have 2x 2 sets of holes on the other end with screws attached which have nuts to tighten. They are totally flat except for slight bends at the hinged end so when it closes they are parallel when closed to about 1/2”. Cord is tied from the hinged end and it has a loop which the lower front screw passes through. Hinge is on the underside of the penis.