3M 9 In. x 11 In. General Purpose Very Fine Sandpaper, 220 Grit (5-Pack)

Discover the versatility and precision of the 220-grit aluminum oxide sandpaper sheets, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. These very fine sandpaper sheets are designed to deliver smooth and consistent results on a variety of surfaces, making them an essential tool for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts in Grass valley. Whether you are refinishing furniture, preparing metal surfaces, or smoothing painted areas, these durable sandpaper sheets provide reliable performance every time.

• High-quality aluminum oxide abrasives:Ensures long-lasting durability and effective sanding on wood, metal, plastic, and painted surfaces.
• Very fine 220 grit:Ideal for achieving a smooth finish and preparing surfaces for painting or staining.
• Full 9-inch by 11-inch sheets:Provides ample sanding area for various projects, reducing the need for frequent sheet changes.
• Multi-surface compatibility:Suitable for use on wood, metal, plastic, and painted surfaces, offering great versatility for different tasks.
• Convenient 5-pack:Comes with five sheets, ensuring you have enough material to complete your projects efficiently.

Imagine working on your woodworking projects in Grass valley with these very fine sandpaper sheets, perfect for smoothing edges and surfaces before applying finishes. Metalworkers can use them to prepare surfaces for painting or rust removal, while hobbyists can refine plastic models or painted items with ease. The durable aluminum oxide abrasive ensures consistent results, helping you achieve professional-quality finishes on every project.
In summary, the 220-grit aluminum oxide sandpaper sheetsare a must-have for anyone in Grass valley, CA looking to enhance their sanding tasks with precision and reliability. Available at Grass Valley, these sandpaper sheets combine durability and versatility to help you complete your projects with confidence and ease.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.