Keson Industries PA14 Handheld Applicator 12 in Transparent
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Four-pack of 60-grit aluminum oxide sandpaper sheets measuring 9 by 11 inches for general-purpose sanding
This four-pack supplies 9 by 11 inch sheets coated with coarse 60 grit aluminum oxide abrasive. The Gatorgrit material is suited for general-purpose sanding tasks such as removing old finish or shaping wood and metal surfaces. Each sheet is new and ready for hand or block use.
Verify that 60 grit matches the coarseness your project requires for stock removal or surface preparation. Confirm the 9 by 11 inch dimensions fit your sanding block or holder. This pack contains only the four sheets described; no backing pads or accessories are included.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Ali Industries |
| Product type | Others |
The pack contains four 9" x 11" aluminum oxide sheets only; no backing pad or sanding block is included.
The 60-grit coarse sheets are suited for heavy material removal such as paint stripping; finer grits would be chosen for smoothing or finishing work.
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