Abrasive Waterproof Sanding Paper Sheets KLINGSPOR P3 1000AQ, size 230×280 mm, grit P1000, pack 50

KLINGSPOR P3 1000AQ waterproof sanding paper sheets are 230×280 mm abrasive sheets with P1000 grit, supplied in a pack of 50. Designed for fine sanding and finishing, these sheets allow both wet and dry sanding on painted surfaces, metals, plastics and various coatings. Their fine abrasive grain provides controlled material removal for smoothing, surface preparation and polishing to achieve a uniform, high-quality finish.

Advantages

These waterproof sanding sheets combine a fine P1000 grit with a resilient backing that tolerates wet sanding and repeated use. The consistent abrasive grain ensures even abrasion across the surface, reducing the risk of swirl marks and uneven spots. Supplied in a convenient 50-sheet pack, they are suitable for workshop and on-site tasks where precision finishing and surface refinement are required.

Suitable for

• Final sanding of paint and clear coats
• Fine smoothing of metal and plastic components
• Wet sanding before polishing
• Surface preparation for adhesive bonding or repainting

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 230 × 280 mm
• Abrasive type: waterproof paper
• Grit: P1000 (very fine)
• Intended use: wet and dry sanding
• Pack quantity: 50 sheets

How to use

Select the KLINGSPOR P3 1000AQ sheet and, if necessary, cut it to fit your sanding block or holder. For wet sanding, moisten the sheet and workpiece with water to reduce clogging and achieve smoother results; for dry sanding, ensure the surface is clean and free of loose debris. Apply even pressure and sand with the grain or in light circular motions when preparing painted or coated surfaces. Inspect the surface frequently and replace sheets when abrasive performance diminishes to maintain consistent finish quality.

Usage recommendations

Use P1000 grit sheets as a final abrasive step before polishing or applying a topcoat. When wet sanding, keep the work area and abrasive sheet lubricated to extend life and prevent scratching. Store sheets flat in a dry environment to preserve their backing and abrasive properties.