Abrasive Sanding Cloth Roll Dedra F70RC50080, grit 80, 50 m length, 115 mm width

Dedra F70RC50080 is an abrasive sanding cloth roll with grit 80, 50 m length and 115 mm width, designed for manual sanding and surface preparation. The continuous roll format allows cutting to the required size for hand sanding or use with compatible sanding tools. This sanding cloth is intended for medium-coarse material removal, smoothing rough surfaces and preparing substrates before painting or finishing.

Advantages

The sanding cloth roll offers a consistent abrasive surface across its full length and a robust backing for durability during hand or tool-assisted sanding. Grit 80 provides an effective balance between material removal rate and surface finish, making it suitable for stripping paint and primer, leveling wood surfaces and removing minor imperfections. The 115 mm width and long 50 m roll reduce the need for frequent replacements and allow custom sizing for various tasks.

Suitable for

• Sanding and shaping soft and hard wood
• Removing paint, primer and surface coatings
• Surface smoothing before filling or finishing
• Hand sanding and use with compatible sanding blocks or simple rotary tools

When it may not be suitable

This grit 80 abrasive is medium-coarse and may be too aggressive for final finishing or for very delicate surfaces where a finer grit is required to avoid visible scratch marks. It is not formulated for wet sanding; use only as recommended for dry sanding applications or with tools compatible with cloth-backed abrasives.

Key specifications

• Abrasive type: sanding cloth (cloth-backed abrasive)
• Grit: 80 (medium-coarse)
• Length: 50 m (continuous roll)
• Width: 115 mm
• Intended use: dry sanding, manual and tool-assisted sanding

How to use

Cut the required length from the roll to match your sanding block or tool. Secure the cloth to the sanding device or wrap it around a hand block, ensuring an even, tensioned surface. Sand with controlled, even strokes, applying moderate pressure and following the grain on wood surfaces. Replace the section of abrasive when wear reduces cutting efficiency or when clogging affects performance. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust mask and eye protection when sanding.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm grit 80 is appropriate for your task—good for material removal but not for fine finishing
• Verify 115 mm width suits your sanding block or tools
• Consider the cloth backing for durability and compatibility with your equipment
• Plan storage in a dry place to preserve abrasive performance

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood, begin with this grit to remove coatings or level rough areas, then progress to finer grits for finishing. When working on painted surfaces, test on a small area first to assess aggressiveness and prevent accidental substrate damage.