Sandpaper ANZA P120 80x230 mm abrasive sheets, pack — ANZA P120 80x230mm

ANZA P120 sandpaper sheets in size 80×230 mm provide an all-purpose medium grit abrasive suitable for surface preparation and finishing. These sheets are produced by ANZA and are intended for manual sanding or use with compatible sanding blocks. The standard sheet format allows easy trimming to custom sizes and fits common sanding tools used in carpentry, renovation and painting workflows.

Advantages

ANZA P120 abrasive delivers consistent, medium-coarse abrasive action that balances material removal and surface refinement. The sheets are sized for practical handling and can be cut to match sanding blocks or templates. Using a standardized sheet reduces waste and simplifies sanding operations for both professionals and DIY users. The P120 grit is appropriate for smoothing wood, leveling filler and scuff-sanding painted surfaces without aggressive cutting.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing wooden surfaces before finishing
• Feathering and leveling filler or putty
• Scuff sanding between paint coats
• Light material removal on soft substrates

Key specifications

• Grit: P120 (medium)
• Sheet dimensions: 80 × 230 mm
• Format: flat abrasive sheets suitable for manual use or sanding blocks
• Typical applications: wood, paint, filler

How to use

Select a sanding block or hold the sheet by hand for controlled pressure and even abrasion. If required, trim the sheet to match the block or to create smaller replacement pieces. Sand along the grain on wood to avoid cross-scratch marks and use light, even passes when leveling filler or scuffing paint. Replace the sheet when clogging or loss of abrasive action reduces effectiveness. For best results, follow the coating or filler manufacturer's surface-preparation instructions.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust mask and eye protection when sanding. Use dust extraction or vacuuming where possible to maintain a clean work area. For progressive smoothing, consider starting with a coarser grit and finishing with P120 before moving to finer grits for final finishing.