Keson Industries PA14 Handheld Applicator 12 in Transparent
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Three 9 by 11 inch sheets of 180 grit sandpaper for smoothing surfaces
This pack contains three aluminium oxide sandpaper sheets measuring nine by eleven inches with a 180 grit rating. The sheets are suited to hand sanding or use with a sanding block on wood, metal or painted surfaces. Each sheet is new and ready for immediate use in surface preparation or finishing tasks.
The 180 grit grade makes these sheets a good choice for smoothing between coats or removing light surface imperfections. Buyers who need aggressive stock removal or very fine polishing should look at coarser or finer grit options instead.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Ali Industries |
| Product type | Others |
The 180 grit provides a fine abrasive surface suitable for smoothing wood, removing light scratches or preparing painted surfaces for a new coat when used by hand or with a sanding block.
EZ123 identifies this product as a three-pack of 9 by 11 inch aluminum oxide sandpaper sheets designed for general-purpose sanding tasks.
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