Sanding sheet Makita P-35879 10 pcs 115 mm x 102 mm

The Makita P-35879 sanding sheet set contains 10 sheets sized 115 mm x 102 mm designed for hand and machine sanding tasks. These abrasive sheets are intended to deliver consistent surface preparation and finishing on wood, metal, painted surfaces and composites. Made to fit common sanding holders and backing pads, the sheets offer balanced grit distribution for uniform material removal and a predictable sanding pattern.

Advantages

The set provides ten pre-cut sheets that save time compared with cutting rolls or larger sheets. Durable abrasive coating resists clogging and extends usable life under normal sanding conditions. The compact format is convenient for storage and transport, while the consistent dimensions ensure a secure fit on compatible sanding tools. These features make the sheets suitable for repeated light to medium sanding operations.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing wooden surfaces before finishing
• Removing old paint or varnish from furniture and fixtures
• Preparing metal surfaces for priming or painting
• Surface blending and finish leveling on composite panels

Key specifications

• Quantity: 10 pieces
• Dimensions: 115 mm x 102 mm per sheet
• Abrasion type: general-purpose sanding abrasive
• Compatibility: cut to fit common small sanding pads and hand sanding blocks
• Intended use: hand sanding and machine sanding for light to medium material removal

How to use

Select a sheet with the appropriate grit for the task and attach it firmly to the sanding pad or holder. When sanding wood, move the sheet along the grain to minimize scratches; for metal or painted surfaces, use steady, even strokes and avoid excessive pressure to prevent gouging. Replace sheets when the abrasive surface becomes worn or clogged to maintain effective sanding performance. Follow tool manufacturer guidance for safe attachment and operation of any sanding machine.

Usage recommendations

Use protective equipment such as dust masks and eye protection during sanding, and ensure adequate ventilation. Match sheet grit to task: start with coarser grades for material removal, then progress to finer grades for smoothing and finishing. Store sheets flat in a dry place to preserve abrasive integrity.