Description
Choose the WallSand A412 coarse grit paper cut sheet for heavy removal applications on drywall. Designed for use with a sanding block or for hand sanding, this coarse grit cut sheet offers a P-graded hard silicon carbide abrasive that provides sharp, efficient cutting action. A durable D-weight backing lends excellent strength and longevity to this rugged cut sheet. Appropriate for home and leisure uses as well as professional applications, the A412 cut sheet is the ideal choice for achieving a smooth drywall surface prior to paint application.
Features:
* P-graded, hard silicon carbide abrasive provides sharp cut, excellent finishing
* For hand and machine sanding of drywall compound
* Die-cut sheet to fit your sanding block or back-up pad as a good choice for heavy material removal
* Top-quality aluminum oxide grain produces shallow scratch pattern for improved surface finish on walls and ceilings Lighter weight backing delivers excellent flexibility for demanding jobs Die-cut sheets for sanding drywall compound and patching plaster prior to priming Conveniently re-closeable, bulk-packed design saves you valuable money and time on the job site as a good choice for moderate material removal
Specifications:
Length: 11 Inch | Grit: 80D Grit | Coat Type: Open | Abrasive Material: Aluminum Oxide | Width: 4-3/16 Inch | Type: Die-Cut | Series: A412 | Size: 4-3/16" x 11" | Manufacturer: Norton | Manufacturer Part Number: 02535 | Case Weight: 4.6 | General Information: Choose the WallSand A412 coarse grit paper cut sheet for heavy removal applications on drywall. Designed for use with a sanding block or for hand sanding, this coarse grit cut sheet offers a P-graded hard silicon carbide abrasive that provides sharp, efficient cutting action. A durable D-weight backing lends excellent strength and longevity to this rugged cut sheet. Appropriate for home and leisure uses as well as professional applications, the A412 cut sheet is the ideal choice for achieving a smooth drywall surface prior to paint application.
