Manual sanding supply GRAPHITE 55H913 for wood, width 115 mm, 1 pc

GRAPHITE 55H913 manual sanding sponge is a hand sanding accessory designed for woodwork and general finishing tasks. The sponge measures approximately 120 x 95 x 10 mm with an effective sanding width of 115 mm and weighs 78 g. Abrasive grain is applied on both sides of the sponge, and the soft, conformable structure allows the tool to follow curves and contours for finish grinding and smoothing of wood, putty, paints, varnishes, plastics, gypsum and metal surfaces. The sponge is supplied as a single piece and supports both wet and dry processing; it can be trimmed to shape to access tight or irregular areas.

Advantages

The double-sided abrasive coating provides consistent sanding action on both faces while the soft foam body adapts to uneven surfaces, reducing the risk of gouging. Compact dimensions and light weight make the sponge easy to handle for precision work and long sanding sessions. Wet- and dry-sanding capability increases versatility across different materials and finishes, and the ability to cut the sponge allows custom shapes for hard-to-reach spots.

Suitable for

• Sanding and finishing wooden furniture and carpentry elements
• Smoothing putty, filler and finish coats
• Preparing painted or varnished surfaces for rework
• Wet or dry sanding of plastics, gypsum and metal surfaces
• Detail work in DIY, repair and restoration projects

Key specifications

• Material type: foam sponge with abrasive grain on both sides
• Grit: 100 (medium-fine finish)
• Dimensions: approximately 120 x 95 x 10 mm; working width 115 mm
• Weight: 78 g
• Processing: suitable for wet and dry use
• Shapeability: can be cut to size for tight areas

How to use

Hold the GRAPHITE sanding sponge with light to moderate pressure and move it evenly across the surface following the grain on wood or in circular motions on other materials. For finish sanding use smooth, controlled strokes and check the surface frequently to avoid over-sanding. For wet sanding, lightly moisten the sponge and surface; dry thoroughly after completion if necessary. Trim the sponge with a sharp knife to create smaller pieces or shapes for corners and hard-to-reach areas before beginning work.

Usage recommendations

Use protective gloves and eye protection when sanding to limit dust exposure. When sanding painted or treated surfaces, work in a well-ventilated area and consider a dust mask. Store the sponge flat and dry to preserve abrasive performance; replace when the abrasive layer is worn or clogging reduces effectiveness.