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3M 9565Click To Copy SandBlaster Sanding Sponge, 4-1/2 in L, 2-1/2 in W, 220 Grit, Aluminum Oxide Abrasive Yellow
Item #: 9565 by 3M
UPC #: 051131999510
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Features
- Dual angle sponges are helpful when sanding small detailed areas and near corners or ceiling
- Washable and reusable
Thickness
1"
Returnable
Yes
Defective Code
A
Color
Yellow
Width
2-1/2"
Number in Package
1 pk
Sub Brand
Sandblaster
Grit Type
Fine
Packaging Type
Carded
Length
4-1/2"
Sandpaper Type
Dual Angle
Product Type
Sanding Sponge
Grit
220 Grit
Each Weight
0.110 LB
Velocity
N
Hazardous Material
No
Abrasive Material
Aluminum Oxide
Application
For flat, contour or irregular surfaces
Nomenclature
9565 SPONGE SANDBLASTER DUAL
Applicable Materials
Wood
Grit Size
220
Product Overview
SANDING SPONGE DUAL ANG 220GRT
3M Advanced abrasive sanding sponges are made with sharp, premium mineral, durable, flexible foam and clog-resistant for long life. The sponge is comfortable to grip and maintains its shape through a variety of sanding jobs. Sanding is an integral step in preparing a surface to receive a coating. For the better sanding results, sand with the grain of the surface and work through a sequence of grits, from coarse to very fine, skipping no more than one grit between each sanding step. Use a coarse grit to remove light or heavy coatings. Use medium-grit sponge for moderate stripping or surface leveling in preparation for a coating. Use fine grit sponge for between coats of finish on freshly coated surfaces, such as wood and metal. Use it to scuff the finish in preparation for the next topcoat application.