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The Indasa Rhynogrip Plusline 70x198mm sanding strips are designed for professional body shops and woodworkers who require high-performance surface preparation, sanding, and finishing of primers. These strips excel in delivering a consistent scratch pattern and efficient dust removal, though users should ensure their sanding block is compatible with the 70x198mm dimensions and the 11-hole vacuum configuration for optimal results.
| Model Part Number | C43429 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Indasa |
These strips are designed for dry sanding and are optimized for primer and surface preparation; they are not intended for wet sanding applications.
They will fit any standard 70x198mm block, but the vacuum feature will only function correctly if your block has matching holes.
Each box contains 50 strips.
P120 grit is a medium-coarse abrasive used for rapid material removal, leveling, and shaping surfaces such as primers and wood.
Yes, they can be used on bare metal and primers, though they are most commonly used for automotive body shop applications.
Clean the hook-and-loop surface of the block using a stiff brush to remove dust buildup, ensuring a strong bond.
Verify that your sanding block is properly connected to a vacuum source and that the 11 holes in the strip are aligned with the block's intake holes.
Clear the dust from the strip surface or switch to a fresh strip if the grit has become dull or loaded with residue.
To set up, simply align the 11-hole pattern of the strip with the holes on your 70x198mm sanding block and press firmly to engage the hook-and-loop backing. For compatibility, verify your sanding block features a matching vacuum manifold or holes that correspond with the strip's layout. To care for your strips, store them in a cool, dry place to maintain the integrity of the abrasive coating and the hook-and-loop fabric. Avoid folding the strips sharply, as this can crack the abrasive layer; instead, keep them flat in their original box when not in use.
