Makita Sanding Discs - 120 Grit - 25 Piece


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This guide is for users of the Makita 120 Grit Sanding Discs (B-68404). These discs are designed for efficient sanding with your Makita DSL800ZU Brushless Drywall Sander, providing a smooth finish for plasterboard and drywall applications. Note that the effectiveness of these discs depends on proper use and maintenance of your sanding equipment.
| Model Part Number | B-68404 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Makita |
120 grit is commonly used for the final sanding stage on drywall, but for rougher surfaces, start with a lower grit like 80 before using the 120.
Align the disc with the sanding pad on your Makita DSL800ZU and press firmly to secure it using the hook and loop system.
Replace the discs when they become worn or lose their sanding effectiveness. This depends on the amount of use and the materials being sanded.
While these discs are designed for drywall, they can be used on wood. However, the grit may be too fine for some wood sanding applications, and the disc may wear out more quickly.
Store the discs in a dry place, away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight, to preserve their quality.
The dust extraction holes help remove sanding dust, which improves the sanding performance, extends the life of the disc, and creates a cleaner work environment.
You can purchase these sanding discs at various hardware stores and online retailers that carry Makita products.
Check if the disc is worn out and needs replacing. Ensure the dust extraction system is functioning correctly.
Check the dust extraction system and ensure it's properly connected and functioning. Also, make sure the disc is properly aligned and secured.
Check the disc for debris and replace it if necessary. Adjust the sanding pressure and technique to achieve a smoother finish.