Sand paper

Begin by the finishing level you want: rough shaping uses coarse grits, while smoothing requires fine to superfine grits. This range includes grit options from 60 up to 10000, enabling you to move from heavy material removal to delicate finishing. You’ll also find discs, blocks, and rolls in sizes such as 1 inch discs and 50 mm discs, allowing different tools and methods for walls, wood, metal, and more.

Options include a sand paper block pack for easy hand sanding, 1 inch discs with backing pads, sander discs in 50 mm size, and cloth-backed sheets in longer rolls. These forms cover various projects—from polishing wood and metal to smoothing curved edges—across sets and individual pieces, so you can choose the shape that best fits your sander or hand-sanding preference.

Yes. One set explicitly offers Wet Dry Sander Sheets, enabling you to switch between dry sanding for quick material removal and wet sanding for a finer, cleaner finish. This versatility helps you handle different materials and textures without changing to a different line of paper.

These sanding options are suitable for a wide range of materials, including metal and non-metal surfaces, wood, rubber, leather, plastic, stone, and even glass. The variety in grit and disc formats supports both aggressive material removal and meticulous surface refinement across different substrates.

For curved edges and detailed work, discs with a smaller diameter and a specialized grit range (such as Vislone discs with curved-edge smoothing) can help you maintain consistent contours while polishing. The availability of discs in 50 mm and 1 inch sizes gives you precise control on tight radii and intricate shapes.

Yes. You’ll find multi-piece sets such as block packs and disc packs that provide ongoing supplies for large or repeated projects. Having discs in varying grits (from coarse to fine) and rolls or blocks in complementary forms ensures you can tackle multiple stages without interruption.