320 Sand Paper

1. Sandpaper is a specialty paper with a coarsegrain surface used for sanding or smoothing surfaces. It is typically used in conjunction with sanding tools such as belt sanders, orbital sanders, and vibrating sanders. The grain size of the paper determines how much abrasion it can provide. Sandpaper comes in a few different grits, ranging from 80 to 320 grit.

2. Sandpaper with a 320 grit is a good choice for general sanding and smoothing surfaces. The grain is coarse enough to provide the amount of abrasion needed for most jobs, but not so coarse that it damages or leaves deep scratches in the underlying surface.

3. The 320 grit sandpaper is also designed to prevent clogging with dust and debris. This allows for longer lasting performance and ensures that the abrasive surface continues to cut efficiently. The paper is also resistant to moisture and resistant to tearing, making it well suited to use in damp or wet conditions.

4. The 320 grit sandpaper can be used for a variety of tasks, including smoothing wood, drywall, or metal. It can also be used to remove rust or paint from surfaces, as well as to prepare surfaces for staining or painting.