20 x 220 Grit Dry Sandpaper 23 x 28cm Sheets SandingPaper

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Aside from not wasting labor, overworking a particular area might cause it to look blotchy or shiny. It can be challenging to reverse the damage and give your surface a uniform appearance. Fine (100- and 120-grit): The best utility sandpaper. Fine grades smooth scratches left by coarser grades and rough up painted surfaces before accepting new paint. They’re also good for sanding drywall. When you just need some for hand-sanding, or to use with an orbital sander, this is the grade you’ll most likely use. This is a commonly used grade in a lot of home DIY projects, especially painting projects such as painting skirting boards, windows and doors. 120-180 grit is ideal for sanding down previously painted surfaces that don't need a lot of work. The design means it doesn’t have the same eight-hole dust extraction arrangement as other discs here, but it does have a hook and loop fastening.

The “P” in front of the second number indicates it refers to the FEPA scale rather than the CAMI one. If you are in the market for sandpaper for wood, wallpaper, or metal, the 3M 9017 coarse-grit sandpaper is a great option for rough sanding. One of the many happy customers explained that it “works so much better than generic brands.” Another buyer explained, “You get three different variations of coarse or fineness with this [option] and it does not disappoint. Does the jobs thoroughly and beautifully. You’ve just got to put a little effort and muscle into it.”Conversely, you can preserve more delicate materials by applying less pressure. 3. Fine Sandpaper: #180–#220 Grit The Grit grades below are a guide to the commonly found sandpapers available and thier uses. Manufacturers differ on the scale but this is the average. It comes with a company guarantee that it will not discolor any surfaces you are using it on. One of the many satisfied customers commented that it “works well, doesn't clog much, lasts forever compared to budget papers. So worth the extra money, as it goes 20 times longer than the cheap stuff.”

Extra coarse sandpaper comes with large abrasive particles. While this sandpaper is extremely tough and practical, its uses can be limited. So, when shopping for sandpaper, the only thing you need to know is what result you are trying to achieve. Know When You Need Extra Coarse

Conclusion

If you are unsure about the best kind of sandpaper for your needs, buy multiple types, from coarse grits to fine ones.