ورق الصنفرة بدرجة خشونة (120) تباع (Per Pkt)

Grit size indicates how fine the abrasive is. A 120 grit is considered coarse and removes material more quickly than higher grits, making it great for stripping finishes or rust but not ideal for the final smoothing of a surface.

This sandpaper is suitable for wood and metal surfaces. It can also be used on other surfaces where you need to strip finishes or roughen a surface for better adhesion.

Use it with a sanding block or a compatible power sander. Keep the tool moving and apply even pressure, following the surface direction. For wood, work with the grain; for metal, use steady, overlapping passes and clean dust between passes.

Yes. The 120 grit is designed for coarse material removal tasks such as stripping paint, varnish, and rust from wood or metal surfaces.

Wear safety glasses or goggles to protect your eyes, a dust mask or respirator to avoid inhaling dust, and gloves to protect your hands. Use in a well-ventilated area and keep the workspace clear of obstructions. Always unplug power tools when changing sandpaper.

The product is sold per packet and the exact count of sheets can vary by packaging. The important part is that each packet contains multiple sheets of 120-grit sandpaper for coarse sanding tasks.

120 grit is coarser than finer grits like 180 or 240, so it removes material faster but leaves a rougher surface. For a smoother finish after using 120, follow with higher grits such as 180 or 240.

If you’re looking for alternatives, you can consider: Sand Paper 100 - Per Pkt (https://fepy.com/product/sand-paper-100-per-pkt) for a slightly smoother initial pass, Sand Paper 180 - Per Pkt (https://fepy.com/product/sand-paper-180-per-pkt) for finishing after roughing with 120, and Sand Paper 240 - Per Pkt (https://fepy.com/product/sand-paper-240-per-pkt) for final smoothing.

Projects involving removing old paint, varnish, or rust from wooden or metal surfaces are ideal. It’s also good for rough shaping or leveling a surface before applying a finish.

Store in a dry, cool place away from moisture. Keep packets sealed or in their original packaging to prevent moisture absorption and grit contamination.