Abrasive Cloth Roll Glob 35 x 650 mm P180 – sanding cloth roll

Abrasive Cloth Roll Glob 35 x 650 mm P180 is a narrow sanding cloth designed for manual and machine use where fine abrasive action is required. With a width of 35 mm and a length of 650 mm, this P180 grit roll is intended for smoothing, surface preparation and light material removal on wood, painted surfaces and filler. The cloth roll is suitable for tasks that demand access to tight profiles and edges such as window sashes, mouldings and furniture details.

Advantages

The P180 grit provides a consistent fine finish while reducing the risk of visible scratch marks on delicate surfaces. The narrow 35 mm width allows precise work along edges and in grooves, and the 650 mm length offers multiple cut pieces for repeated use. The cloth backing ensures flexibility and durability during both hand sanding and machine-assisted sanding, maintaining abrasive performance across curved and flat surfaces.

Suitable for

• Sanding window sashes and frames
• Detail sanding on mouldings and trims
• Finishing furniture edges and small components
• Surface preparation before painting or varnishing
• Smoothing filler and putty before final finishing

Key specifications

• Width: 35 mm
• Length: 650 mm
• Abrasion grade: P180 (fine grit)
• Suitable materials: wood, painted surfaces, fillers and putties
• Application methods: manual sanding and machine-assisted sanding
• Design: narrow roll for precision and access to tight areas

How to use

Cut the required length from the roll to suit the workpiece and attach it to a suitable sanding block or wrap it around a spindle for machine use, ensuring secure fixation. For hand sanding, use light to moderate pressure and follow the grain of the wood where applicable. For machine-assisted sanding, select compatible speed and feed to avoid overheating and excessive material removal. Replace the abrasive piece when effectiveness diminishes or when clogging affects finish quality.

Usage recommendations

Use P180 grit for final smoothing steps, between coats of filler or primer and prior to final finishing. Keep the abrasive clean of dust and contaminants to prolong life; a soft brush or compressed air can remove clogging. When working on delicate painted surfaces, test in an inconspicuous area first to confirm the desired finish.