Sandpaper 110 x 100 mm, grain 120, 5 pieces

Yes, the dimensions 110 x 100 mm are specifically designed for the rectangular attachment of the Westfalia sanding mouse art. 818049.

Yes, the 120 grit is suitable for plastic, but with moderate pressure to avoid melting.

This sandpaper can be used conditionally for filler on walls, but it can clog up faster due to the fine dust. Special sanding grids or papers for drywall are often better suited here.

For a door, consumption depends heavily on the condition of the surface and the desired smoothness. 5 sheets WF-818284 are a good basic set for a medium-sized area, but it may be advisable to have replacements on hand.

Yes, the sandpaper is versatile and can also be used for light rust removal on metal. However, for deeper rust layers, we recommend using a coarser grit first.

The lifespan of the sanding sheets depends heavily on the material and the working pressure. Thanks to the high sanding performance, they offer good efficiency for medium sanding work.

Yes, the sandpaper is versatile and can also be easily used with a hand sanding block. The dimensions of 110 x 100 mm are well suited for this.

Yes, the 120 grit sandpaper is suitable for medium sanding and removing old layers of varnish or paint on wood. Due to the high sanding performance, even more stubborn residues can be processed.

For deep scratches in a workbench, grit 120 is usually too fine, as it is designed for medium sanding. We recommend starting with a coarser grit (e.g. 60 or 80) to remove material.

Yes, the sandpaper with the dimensions 110 x 100 mm is suitable for orbital sanders with corresponding sanding plates. The simple application allows for a quick change.

Durability depends on the material. With metal, the grit 120 wears out faster than with softer surfaces.

Grit 120 is intended for medium sanding and creates a good base. For a very fine, paint-ready surface, a subsequent sanding with a higher grit (e.g. 180 or 240) is often recommended.