Abrasive Sheet Pack Dedra 215 x 100 mm polystyrene backing 1541P

Pack of abrasive sheets Dedra 215 x 100 mm with polystyrene backing designed for manual sanding and finishing of wood, painted surfaces and light metals. The 215 x 100 mm size fits common hand sanders and is also convenient for hand-held use. Polystyrene backing provides dimensional stability, easier handling and more uniform pressure distribution during sanding, which helps to maintain consistent abrasion across the workpiece.

Advantages

The Dedra abrasive sheet pack offers a balance of flexibility and stability due to its polystyrene backing, enabling precise control during manual sanding. Sheets are sized to suit both power orbital and manual sanding tasks, and their construction supports uniform surface removal with reduced tendency to bunch or deform. The product is compatible with common woodworking, renovation and automotive touch-up operations, simplifying transitions between coarse shaping and fine finishing.

Suitable for

• Wood sanding and surface preparation
• Removing old paint and smoothing painted surfaces
• Light metal deburring and finishing
• Hand sanding in furniture making and renovation
• Automotive minor touch-ups and panel smoothing

Key specifications

• Sheet dimensions: 215 x 100 mm
• Backing material: polystyrene for dimensional stability
• Intended use: manual sanding and finishing
• Compatible with: hand sanders and manual sanding techniques
• Suitable materials: wood, painted surfaces, light metals

How to use

Select an abrasive grit appropriate to the task, start with a coarser grit for material removal and progress to finer grits for smoothing and finishing. Attach the sheet to a compatible hand sander or hold it manually, keeping even pressure and moving along the grain on wood or in consistent strokes on other surfaces. Replace sheets once abrasive performance decreases or backing becomes damaged to ensure consistent results. Follow safety practices such as wearing eye protection and a dust mask when sanding.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood, begin with a lower grit to remove uneven areas and finish with progressively higher grits for a smooth surface. On painted or metal surfaces, verify compatibility of the abrasive grit with the coating or substrate and test on a small area first. Store sheets flat and dry to preserve backing stability.