Fifth Tag 180 Grit fine Sandpaper Roll 5m x 93mm Aluminium Oxide Sanding Paper for Wood, Plywood and Automotive for Smoothing Rough Walls, Glass and Abrasive Metal Before Paint, Polish and Gluing.

This sandpaper is perfect for dry sanding, and you will not regret your purchase as this 190-grit sandpaper has numerous worth mentioning features. First is its cost-effectiveness not in price but also size. The role is [yard] long and [inch] wide. Second, the abrasive tiny sand granules made of aluminum oxide give a smooth and shiny texture on every use. Third, its high quality is no match. The cloth or paperback is soft to hold and works effortlessly on the plywood and metal surfaces for a final look before paint and polish. The variety of elements make these 190 grits sandpaper a handy friend for home repair activities. Use it to remove the layer of your old paint, making the surface rough to hold glue and make any surface smooth before painting and wood finishing. The higher the number of the grit, the finer is the sandpaper so people planning to do home repairs usually go for at least 190 grit sandpaper due to its granules. This is the finer grit sandpaper ideal for removing scratches left by coarser grits on unfinished wood and for sanding between coats of paint. One clever use of this sandpaper is after you finish your repair and put this at the bottom of your planting pots to avoid slugs inside your favourite pot. Think twice before throwing the used sandpaper as its edges and corners will be handy to sharpen your needles and scissors in the sewing box. Also, roughen the sole of your new shoe to stop slipping. Want to paint your walls then scrub your old paint thoroughly with a sanding pad on a pole to make the job easier. Messed up your wall with Polyfilla filling then scrap down that extra filling with this 190-grit sandpaper to make it have a smooth look. Just remember that for most home workshops, this 190-grit sandpaper is sufficient. What are you waiting for? Go grab your 190-grit sandpaper for home repairs and hacks before it runs out of stock! Most manufacturers mention the size of grit best suited on their product labels so always keep this in