Sandpaper

Product features

Sandpaper collection offers a complete surface preparation solution for woodworking, metalworking, automotive, and DIY projects. Available in a wide range of grits—60, 80, 100, 120, 150, 180, 220, 320, and 400—this sandpaper is engineered for durability, flexibility, and consistent performance

Applications & Use cases

• Woodworking: Ideal for smoothing rough wood surfaces, removing old paint or varnish, and preparing wood for staining or finishing.
• Metalworking: Perfect for deburring, rust removal, surface smoothing, and polishing metal parts and components.
• Automotive Repairs: Used extensively for sanding body filler, primer, and paint surfaces during auto body repair and refinishing.
• DIY Home Improvement: Suitable for sanding drywall, plaster, and other household surfaces before painting or wallpapering.
• Plastic & Composites: Effective for smoothing and shaping plastic or composite materials in manufacturing or repair projects.
• Between Coats Sanding: Fine grit sandpapers (220 and above) help achieve a smooth finish between paint or varnish coats.
• Surface Preparation: Essential for preparing surfaces by removing contaminants, smoothing imperfections, and ensuring better adhesion of coatings.
• Polishing & Finishing: High grit sandpapers (320 and 400) are used for polishing surfaces to a fine, smooth finish.

FAQ

What are the different grit sizes used for in sandpapers?

Coarse grits (60-100) are for heavy material removal, medium grits (120-180) for smoothing surfaces, and fine grits (220-400) for finishing and polishing.

Can sandpapers be used on multiple materials?

Yes, sandpapers are versatile and can be used on wood, metal, plastic, drywall, and composites for various sanding and finishing needs.

What grit should I use for sanding between paint coats?

Fine grits like 220, 320, or 400 are ideal for sanding between paint or varnish coats to achieve a smooth finish.

Are sandpapers compatible with power tools?

Yes, many sandpapers are designed to work efficiently with both manual sanding and power tools like orbital sanders.

How do I choose the right grit for my project?

Start with a coarse grit to remove rough surfaces or old paint, then progress to medium and fine grits for smoothing and finishing.

Can sandpapers remove rust from metal surfaces?

Yes, coarse grit sandpapers are effective at removing rust and corrosion from metal surfaces before refinishing.

How long does sandpaper typically last?

Durability depends on the material and grit, but high-quality sandpapers offer consistent performance with minimal clogging for extended use.