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3M Sandpaper, 220 Grit, 5 Sheets, 9 in x 11 in, Sands Paint, Wood & Metal, Great For General Purpose Sanding, Very Fine Aluminum Oxide Sand Paper (9000NA-20)
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3M Sandpaper, 220 Grit, 5 Sheets, 9 in x 11 Features
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General purpose sandpaper
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Aluminum oxide mineral
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Sands paint, wood, or metal
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Follow the grain of the wood when sanding
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Skip no more than one grit in sanding sequence
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General purpose sandpaper
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Aluminum oxide mineral
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Sands paint, wood, or metal
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Follow the grain of the wood when sanding
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Skip no more than one grit in sanding sequence
About 3M Sandpaper, 220 Grit, 5 Sheets, 9 In X 11
Product Description 3M Aluminum Oxide Sandpaper 9000NA, 9 in x 11 in, Very Fine grit. 3M sandpaper comes in a variety of minerals and a wide grit range. This very fine grit aluminum oxide sandpaper is a general purpose abrasive that can be used on painted surfaces, bare wood, and metal. The 9 in x 11 in sheets can be cut to size to use by hand, on a sanding block, or a power tool sander. Sanding is an integral step in preparing a surface to receive a coating. For the best sanding results, sand with the grain of the wood and work through a sequence of grits, from coarse to very fine. From the Manufacturer 3M(TM) sandpaper comes in a variety of minerals and a wide grit range. This very fine-grit aluminum oxide sandpaper is a general purpose abrasive that can be used on painted surfaces, bare wood, and metal. The 9-Inch by 11-Inch sheets can be cut to size to use by hand, on a sanding block, or a power tool sander. Sanding is an integral step in preparing a surface to receive a coating. For the best sanding results, sand with the grain of the wood and work through a sequence of grits, from coarse to very fine.
