Sanding Belt Sander Belts 80 Grits Best for Sanding Wood Metal and Paint

• [Strong and Durable]:Are you facing these troubles? Sparse grit? Easy to lose sand? Easy to break? Please take a look at POTUINOM belt sander paper. Our 4 x 24 inch sanding belts use imported tape glue adhesion, which is firm and not prone to falling off, and can withstand a tension of up to 1000N. Unlike cheaper 4x24 belt sander sanding belts, our transition (connecting point) is very smooth, and you can't even feel the splice when sanding.
• [Bi-Directional]:Our belt sander paper 4x24 are bi-directional, which means you can use them in any direction you want. This is unlike other brands that only allow for one directional run. We offer a range of grit sizes (40, 60, 80, and 120) for you to choose from and apply to any project.
• [Time-Saving]: Using our 4x24 sanding belt with a belt sander can save you a lot of time and effort compared to hand sanding. The 4x24 belt sander sanding belts are particularly useful for grinding irregular shapes and curved surfaces. Our product is designed with a unique electrostatic sand planting process, which ensures full and uniform sand grains, good heat dissipation, strong grinding power, and high efficiency.
• [Versatile]:Perfect for resin and wood projects, metal, plywood, particle board, crystal, railings, trim old paint, grinding steel, and other craft projects. Our 4x24 sanding belt 80 grit are designed with safety in mind and conform to relevant safety standards and regulations. They are also suitable for companies that require high granularity and efficiency. Warm tips: Our 4x24 sanding belts 80 grit for metal offer excellent extended wear as long as you keep them clean while using them.

Grit Selection Guide

40 Grit: Coarse grit used for heavy stock removal, such as shaping or leveling rough surfaces, removing paint or rust, and preparing surfaces for refinishing.

60 Grit: Medium-coarse grit suitable for general purpose sanding, smoothing rough wood surfaces, and removing scratches or imperfections on various materials.

80 Grit: Versatile grit for initial smoothing and moderate stock removal on wood, metal, or fiberglass surfaces. It can be used for preparing surfaces before applying coatings.

120 Grit: Fine grit for intermediate sanding, smoothing wood surfaces, and preparing surfaces for painting or staining. It helps to remove small imperfections and achieve a smooth finish.