Vaunt Sanding Roll - 115mm x 10m - 120 Grit

120 grit is considered a medium grit, ideal for general-purpose sanding, shaping wood, removing old finishes like paint or varnish, and preparing surfaces for subsequent coats.

While versatile, 120 grit is generally too coarse for final finishing. For smooth, polished finishes, you would typically use grits 220 and higher after initial sanding with this roll.

Store the roll in a cool, dry environment, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keeping it in its original packaging or a protective sleeve can also help prevent damage.

It means the sandpaper is constructed with a stronger backing material that is less likely to rip or tear under normal sanding pressure, leading to a longer lifespan compared to standard sandpaper.

Yes, the Vaunt Sanding Roll is suitable for use on metal and plastic surfaces for tasks like deburring, smoothing, or preparing for painting.

Measure the sandpaper currently on your sander or the sanding platen itself. For hand sanding, you can trace your sanding block onto the sandpaper before cutting.

Ensure the sandpaper is cut to the correct size for your sander and is properly adhered. Avoid excessive pressure if the material being sanded is very soft or uneven.

Check if the grit is appropriate for the task. 120 grit is for moderate material removal; a finer grit may be needed for finishing. Ensure the sandpaper is not clogged with dust; try tapping it clean.

Double-check the measurements and ensure you are cutting accurately to fit the 1/2", 1/3", or 1/4" platen size of your sheet sander. Ensure you are using the correct type of sheet sander for the roll.