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The Sealey SMTA11 sanding sheet set is an essential accessory pack designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals using multi-tools like the Sealey CP108VMTBO. It provides a versatile selection of abrasive grits for wood and surface preparation, though users should note that these sheets are specifically sized for compact, triangular sanding pads and are not suitable for large-scale floor sanding tasks.
| Model Part Number | SMTA11 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
These sheets are designed for use with the Sealey CP108VMTBO and most other multi-tools that feature a 76mm triangular sanding pad.
These sheets are primarily designed for wood finishing and light paint removal; using them on metal may lead to rapid clogging and premature wear of the abrasive.
The pack contains 3 sheets of 60 grit, 3 sheets of 80 grit, and 3 sheets of 120 grit.
No, these are single-use abrasive sheets. Once the grit is worn down or the backing loses its stickiness, they should be replaced.
The sheets measure 76 x 76 x 76mm, matching standard compact delta sanding pads.
Ensure the sanding pad surface is clean and free of dust before attaching the sheet; press firmly to ensure full engagement of the hook-and-loop fasteners.
Avoid applying too much downward pressure; let the tool speed do the work and keep the sanding pad flat against the workpiece.
Check if the abrasive grit has become clogged with dust; replace the sheet if it no longer removes material effectively.
To install, ensure your multi-tool is powered off or the battery is removed. Align the hook-and-loop back of the sheet with the hook-and-loop surface of your sanding pad, pressing firmly to ensure full adhesion. To care for your sheets, avoid applying excessive pressure, which can tear the paper and clog the abrasive surface. If a sheet becomes clogged with wood dust, lightly tap the tool or use a sanding stick to clear debris. Store unused sheets in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture from degrading the adhesive backing.
