SG Waterproof Sandpaper Wet & Dry Sanding Abrasive Sheet Sand Paper Metal Wood Wall Grit 80 - 2000

💖LOVIHOME SINGAPORE STORE 💖📣100% Quality Brand Product📣All product is ready stock📣Join Fellows to enjoy Discount Voucher📣Ship in 24 Hours📣Support Next Day Doorstep Delivery🥰 Store Friendly Customer Service🕙 Mon - Fri: 10am - 6pm, Sat: 11.30am -3pm (Lunch time 1-2pm), Public Holiday Close🏢 10 Admiralty Street, Northlink Building, #05-68, S757695SpecificationsName: Eagle Wet/Dry Waterproof SandpaperMaterial: Fiber paper base, Silicon CarbideSize: 230 mm × 280 mmAvailable Grit Sizes: 80#, 120#, 150#, 180#, 220#, 240#, 280#, 320#, 360#, 500#, 600#, 800#, 1000#, 1200#, 1500#, 2000#Coating: Electro-coatedFeatures: Waterproof, flexible, wet & dry dual-use, durable, cost-effectiveApplications: Suitable for grinding and polishing metal, wood, glass, ceramics, plastic, varnish, stone, walls, and more.Features- Wet & Dry Performance: Designed for both wet and dry sanding, ensuring smooth operation even when fully saturated with water.- True Waterproof Construction: No fear of water immersion—silicon-carbide abrasive on a waterproof fiber-paper base maintains stability and efficiency.- Reinforced Fiber Paper Base: Thickened backing provides excellent flexibility and tear resistance; one sheet lasts as long as three standard sheets.- Uniform, Firmly-Bonded Abrasive Grains: Even grit distribution with no sand shedding for consistent, high-quality finishes.- Strong Grinding Power: Silicon carbide abrasive delivers fast material removal and precise polishing on various surfaces.- Electrostatic Sand Planting: Electro-coated technology enhances grain adhesion, extending lifespan and ensuring steady sanding pressure.- Versatile for Multiple Scenarios: Ideal for car maintenance, woodworking, metal grinding, glass and ceramics finishing, and home tasks such as smoothing walls before interior painting.Grit Sizes & Their Uses1) 80–120 • CoarseIdeal for removing unwanted surface material such as paint drips or old finishes. Great for shaping edges, leveling rough areas, and quick material removal.2) 150–220 • MediumPerfect for sanding between paint or stain coats—coarse enough to smooth flaws but fine enough to avoid damaging the finish. Also useful for prepping surfaces before applying primer.3) 240–320 • FineBest for eliminating small imperfections between protective top coats. Can also be used on bare wood to smooth the surface before applying stain or varnish.4) 360–600 • Very FineUsed for refining the finish by removing light surface blemishes, reducing gloss, or smoothing minor scratches. Suitable for detailed wood finishing and light polishing.5) 800–1200 • Super FineDesigned for high-quality polishing on wood and metal. Ideal for final finishing steps where a smooth, refined surface is required.6) 1500–2000 • Ultra FineUsed for ultra-smooth polishing on wood, metal, and plastics. Excellent for achieving a mirror-like finish—for example, restoring headlights or polishing resin crafts.