Sanding mesh Dedra 105×280 mm grit 80 — abrasive mesh sheet

Sanding mesh Dedra 105×280 mm grit 80 — abrasive mesh sheet is a medium-coarse abrasive designed for sanding wood, painted surfaces, plaster and composite materials. The open-weave mesh construction improves dust extraction and reduces premature clogging, maintaining consistent cutting performance during extended use. This mesh sheet size fits hand sanding and many orbital and detail sanders that accept 105×280 mm mesh formats.

Advantages

The abrasive mesh combines durable abrasive grains with an open substrate that allows efficient dust removal and reduces clogging. Grit 80 delivers a balance between material removal rate and surface control, making it effective for leveling rough surfaces, removing old paint or smoothing joint compound. The sheet format is flexible for hand use and compatible with machines designed for mesh sanding sheets of this size.

Suitable for

• Sanding rough-sawn or planed wood before finishing
• Removing old paint, varnish or lacquer layers
• Smoothing plaster, putty and filler on walls and ceilings
• Preparing composite and laminate surfaces for repainting
• Hand sanding and use with orbital/detail sanders accepting 105×280 mm mesh

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 105 × 280 mm
• Abrasion grade: P80 (medium-coarse)
• Open-weave mesh backing for dust extraction
• Suitable for hand sanding and machine sanding where compatible
• Recommended for use on wood, paint, plaster and composites

How to use

Select the grit 80 mesh sheet for tasks requiring material removal or leveling of uneven surfaces. For hand sanding, hold the sheet flat against the workpiece and use even pressure in the direction of the grain on wood or across the surface for other materials. When using an orbital or detail sander, attach the mesh according to the sander manufacturer’s instructions and ensure secure mounting. Use dust extraction when possible to maintain visibility and prolong abrasive life.

Usage recommendations

Begin with grit 80 for initial removal, then progress to finer grits for smoothing and finishing. Keep the mesh clean by tapping or using compressed air, and replace the sheet when cutting performance decreases or the mesh is damaged. For painted surfaces, test in an inconspicuous area to ensure the grit aggressiveness matches the substrate.