Keson Industries PA14 Handheld Applicator 12 in Transparent
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Six-pack of 120 grit sanding refill sheets for stripping and finishing
This pack contains six 120 grit sanding refill sheets designed for stripping and finishing tasks. The pads suit automotive and general workshop preparation where a medium abrasive is required. They are supplied new and ready for immediate use. The refill format fits compatible sanding tools for quick changes.
As a non-powered abrasive accessory the pads generate no heat, noise or electrical draw during operation. Thermal load and sound depend entirely on the sander or tool they are fitted to. No power supply or cooling consideration applies to the refill sheets themselves.
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Align the pre-punched holes with the hook-and-loop base, press firmly across the entire surface, and ensure no edges curl up before sanding.
Swap it out when the abrasive feels smooth, cutting slows noticeably, or the backing starts to tear at the edges.
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