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Power PRO 2100-120 Grit -10Pcs 9inch/225mm Sanding Abrasive Discs, Sandpaper for Drywall Sander and Polisher, 1 Set with 10 Vent Holes (120 Grit)

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Power PRO 2100-120 Grit -10Pcs 9inch/225mm Sanding Abrasive Discs, Sandpaper for Drywall Sander and Polisher, 1 Set with 10 Vent Holes (120 Grit)

▲【Product Description】10 Piece Set of Drywall Sanding Abrasive Discs with Vent Holes -Sander Paper designed to fit the POWER PRO 1090X/1850/2100/2600 Electric Drywall Sanders
▲【Product Size】Measures ~9in (225MM) in Diameter - 120 Grit
▲【Premium Material】Special stearic coating adds to the durability and reliability. This helps prevent dust and debris from clogging the points of the abrasive and reduce air-borne dust, while producing a faster finish at the same time
▲【Product Adhesion】Hook and Loop(velcro) connection allows for quick and easy disc exchange
▲【Specific Application】Sanding discs are generally applied to drywall, wood, plastic, non-metal, etc. Sandpaper is ideal for home improvement work, and is perfect for material removal and resurfacing

This 10-pack of Power Pro #120 Grit Hook and Loop Drywall Sanding Discs attaches to the Power Pro Series drywall sanders for material removal and resurfacing. The hook and loop (Velcro) system allows for quicker, easier disc changing and the #120 grit discs will be most useful for the early-mid stages of drywall compound application. For smoothing surfaces and removing larger imperfections, use 80- to 120-grit sandpaper. For finishing surfaces smoothly, use a fine sandpaper with 150- to 240-grit. Many jobs require you to "go through the grits." This means you start the project using lower-grade grit and use finer pieces of sandpaper as you progress. Each time you advance to a higher grit sandpaper, you remove the scratches from the previous layer.