Keson Industries PA14 Handheld Applicator 12 in Transparent
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Waterproof 400-grit sanding sheets for wet or dry finishing, 9 x 11 inches, five per pack
This pack contains five waterproof sheets measuring nine by eleven inches with a super fine four hundred grit rating. They are built for wet or dry sanding tasks on paint, primer or clear coat. The sheets suit automotive refinishers, woodworkers and DIY painters who need a consistent fine finish.
The waterproof backing resists breakdown when used with lubricants or water during long sanding sessions. Grit stays bonded through repeated passes so the cut remains even without loading up. Users who need aggressive stock removal or a coarser profile should choose a different grit.
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The waterproof Gatorgrit sheets are designed for wet or dry use; running water while sanding keeps dust and surface temperature low.
They fit standard 9 by 11 inch hand blocks, pole sanders or half-sheet orbital sanders that accept plain paper.
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