Sanding paper Makita D-58609 K100 for wood, abrasive grit K100

Sanding paper Makita D-58609 K100 for wood, abrasive grit K100 is a replacement sanding sheet designed for delta-style and compatible sanders. Intended specifically for woodworking, this medium-coarse abrasive removes material efficiently while producing a surface ready for further shaping or finishing. The sheet conforms to the tool’s pad to maintain contact with contours and corners common in furniture, trim and cabinetry work.

Advantages

This sanding paper provides consistent abrasive performance across the entire sheet and maintains its cutting action during typical wood sanding tasks. Its K100 grit balances removal rate and surface smoothness, making it effective for leveling irregularities, removing old finishes, and preparing surfaces prior to primer or varnish. The sheet is easy to attach and replace on compatible delta sanders, ensuring minimal downtime during work.

Suitable for

• Smoothing rough sawn timber and dimensional lumber
• Removing old paint, varnish or surface blemishes on wooden items
• Shaping and refining edges, mouldings and trim
• Preparing surfaces before sealing, staining or painting

Key specifications

• Abrasive type: suited for wood applications
• Grit: K100 (medium-coarse)
• Format: delta-style sheet compatible with corner/triangular sanding pads
• Intended use: general-purpose wood sanding and surface preparation

How to use

Fit the sanding paper to a compatible delta sander following the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring secure attachment and correct alignment with the pad. Start sanding with moderate pressure and let the abrasive do the work; excessive force can shorten abrasive life and create uneven results. Move the sander in steady strokes across the wood grain when possible, and check the surface regularly to avoid over-sanding. Replace the sheet when the abrasive becomes glazed or worn.

Usage recommendations

For best results on bare wood, begin with this K100 grit to remove material and switch to finer grits progressively for a smoother finish. Use appropriate dust extraction and personal protection such as a mask and eye protection when sanding. Test on a scrap piece if unsure about grit choice for a particular wood species or finish.