Keson Industries PA14 Handheld Applicator 12 in Transparent
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Waterproof 9" x 11" sheets in very fine 220 grit for wet or dry sanding
These Ali Industries Gatorgrit sanding sheets come in a 5 pack measuring 9 by 11 inches with very fine 220 grit abrasive. The waterproof construction allows use for both wet and dry sanding applications. Model number 4474 identifies this specific assortment.
Woodworkers and painters needing a smooth finish on wood, metal or painted surfaces will find these sheets suitable. Buyers who want coarse material removal or heavier stock removal should look at something else. Those needing larger sheet formats or different grit sizes will require other products.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Ali Industries |
| Product type | Others |
The 220 grit sheets are very fine and work best after coarser grits have removed major imperfections, preparing surfaces for finishing coats.
Yes, the 9 by 11 inch sheets fit standard hand sanding blocks and can be cut to size for detail work or orbital sanders.
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