The creation of waterproof sandpaper was prompted by Richard Drew's work as a lab technician. He developed this product in response to the need for a sanding material that could withstand water while being used in various applications, particularly in the automotive industry. Drew's innovation addressed the limitations of traditional sandpaper, which would deteriorate when exposed to moisture.
Based on information in The Evolution of Useful Things, what prompted the creation of waterproof sandpaper?
salesman being embarrassed by faulty products
the need for a considerable amount of sanding
the poisoning of automobile industry employees
Richard Drew's work as a lab technician
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