Zoro Select 05539510868 Sanding Sheet 11" x 9" P150 Fine 100 Pack
- Sandpaper
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A pack of 100 orange garnet-paper sanding sheets measuring 11 by 9 inches at 120 grit
This Zoro Select sanding sheet measures 11 inches by 9 inches and uses a fine 120 grit garnet abrasive on A-weight paper backing. The orange sheets come in a pack of 100 for extended use. They are designed for hand sanding or use with compatible sheet sanders.
These sheets suit woodworkers and DIYers smoothing surfaces between coats or removing light scratches. Buyers who need coarse material removal or wet-sanding capability should look at other products. The garnet abrasive wears faster than synthetic alternatives on hard materials.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZORO SELECT |
| Product type | Sandpaper |
The A-weight paper backing is lightweight and flexible, so it may tear under heavy pressure or on sharp edges before the garnet abrasive fully dulls.
Garnet abrasive cuts cooler than many synthetic grains and produces a moderate amount of dust, but the paper backing does not trap heat during prolonged hand-sanding sessions.
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