Sanding mesh 2 pcs 80 grit faster tools 02-0-3110 – abrasive mesh sheets for sanding

Two-piece sanding mesh 80 grit from faster tools is an open-weave abrasive sheet designed for hand sanding and use with sanding pads or machines that accept mesh-type abrasives. The open structure allows dust to pass through during sanding, reducing clogging and improving abrasive life. These abrasive mesh sheets are suitable for preparing and finishing wood, painted surfaces, filler and light metalwork where consistent material removal and easier cleaning are required.

Advantages

The open-mesh construction promotes effective dust extraction, which maintains cutting performance and reduces clogging compared with closed-back sandpaper. The 80 grit abrasive offers a balance between material removal rate and surface control for shaping and smoothing tasks. Sheets rinse clean easily to extend usable life for multiple passes. Their compatibility with hand sanding frames and many detail sanders makes them a flexible accessory for refurbishment and finishing work.

Suitable for

• Removing old paint and surface coatings on wood and metal
• Smoothing filler and putty on interior and exterior surfaces
• Shaping and leveling soft timber and composite materials
• Light deburring and preparatory sanding on non-ferrous metals
• Tasks where dust extraction or wet rinsing is useful to extend abrasive life

Key specifications

• Abrasive grit: 80 (medium coarse)
• Quantity: 2 sheets per pack
• Material: open-weave abrasive mesh for improved dust passage
• Compatible use: hand sanding frames and machines that accept mesh sheets
• Suitable surfaces: wood, paint, filler, light metals

How to use

Select the correct sanding frame or backing pad that secures mesh sheets and align the sheet so it is flat and tensioned. Use consistent, moderate pressure and move the mesh across the workpiece following the grain for wood or in a controlled pattern for paint and filler. For machines with dust extraction, connect the extractor to remove particles passing through the mesh and maintain visibility. After heavy clogging, rinse the mesh under running water, let it dry fully, and reuse where appropriate. Replace sheets when abrasive performance declines or the mesh is damaged.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood and painted surfaces, start with the 80 grit sheet to remove material quickly, then progress to finer grit abrasives for final smoothing. Keep a compatible dust extractor or vacuum connected during mechanical sanding to take advantage of the mesh design and prolong abrasive life. Avoid using excessive pressure to prevent premature wear and to achieve a more uniform finish.