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WATER PAPER 230 X 280MM 80 GRIT WET & DRY 10 PER PACK STD
WATER PAPER 230 X 280MM 80 GRIT WET & DRY 10 PER PACK STD
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Tork Craft Water Paper — 230 × 280 mm, 60 Grit, Wet & Dry (10-Pack)
Heavy-duty cutting power for tough prep. Tork Craft P60 wet-and-dry sheets use sharp silicon-carbide abrasive to rip through paint, rust, body filler and timber fast—wet or dry. The popular 230 × 280 mm size fits sanding blocks and 1/3-sheet sanders, and the 10-pack keeps jobcards moving without over-stocking.
Features
- P60 (coarse) grit for rapid stock removal and shaping.
- Silicon carbide abrasive for aggressive cut and crisp scratch pattern.
- Wet & dry backing—use with water to reduce clogging and dust.
- Standard 230 × 280 mm sheets fit common blocks/sanders.
- 10-pack value for workshop and site use.
Benefits
- Faster prep: coarse grain removes coatings and levels filler quickly.
- Cleaner finish: wet sanding keeps swarf down and extends sheet life.
- Versatile: effective on paint, lacquers, body filler, metal, plastics, glass and stone.
Extra Information
- Grit progression: step through P60 → P120 → P180/240 for best results.
- Block it: a sanding block keeps faces flat and prevents grooves.
- Wet tips: use light pressure; rinse sheet and surface regularly to clear slurry.
- Storage: keep sheets flat and dry; avoid heat/humidity that can curl paper.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Model / Cat No. | ABR103080-10 |
| Sheet Size | 230 mm × 280 mm |
| Grit | P80 (Coarse) |
| Abrasive | Silicon Carbide |
| Use | Wet & Dry |
| Pack Quantity | 10 sheets |
| Pack Dimensions | ≈ 370 mm × 250 mm × 6 mm |
| Pack Weight | ≈ 0.41 kg |
| Typical Applications | Paint & lacquer removal, body fillers, glass, metal, plastic, stone |
Safety
- Wear eye, hearing and dust protection; use gloves for metal edges.
- Use water for wet sanding to minimise airborne dust; keep electrics away from slurry.
- Sand with even pressure; avoid catching corners that can tear sheets.
- Dispose of sanding residue safely—old coatings may contain hazardous particles.