Makita P-36077- Sanding Paper Sheets, Grit 80, 230 x 93 mm, Pack of 50

Makita P-36077- sanding paper sheets, grit 80, measure 230 x 93 mm and come in a pack of 50. These abrasive sheets are designed for medium-coarse sanding tasks and surface preparation on materials such as wood, painted surfaces, plaster and metal. The rectangular format fits manual sanding blocks and sanding tools that accept 230 x 93 mm sheets. The grit 80 surface provides relatively fast material removal while still allowing control for shaping and smoothing.

Advantages

The grit 80 abrasive offers a balance between aggressive cutting and workable finish, making it suitable for removing old paint, shaping rough wood and deburring metal. The consistent sheet size simplifies handling and replacement in compatible sanding blocks and handheld devices. Supplied in a pack of 50, the sheets provide multiple uses and reduce the need for frequent repurchasing in moderate workshop or renovation projects.

Suitable for

• Sanding and shaping untreated and reclaimed wood
• Removing old paint or varnish layers
• Preparing plaster or filler before priming and painting
• Deburring and light material removal on metal
• Hand sanding with a sanding block and compatible power sanders that accept 230 x 93 mm sheets

When it may not be suitable

Grit 80 is medium-coarse and may be too aggressive when a fine finish is required; follow-up sanding with finer grits will be necessary for smoothing and finishing. These sheets are intended for manual use or tools compatible with the 230 x 93 mm format; they will not fit sanders designed for different sheet dimensions or hook-and-loop systems that require different attachment types.

Key specifications

• Grit: 80 (medium-coarse)
• Sheet size: 230 x 93 mm
• Quantity: 50 sheets per pack
• Primary materials for use: wood, paint/varnish, plaster, metal

How to use

Select an appropriate sanding block or compatible tool that accepts 230 x 93 mm sheets. Secure the sheet to the block or tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the abrasive side faces the workpiece. For material removal, use even pressure and consistent strokes along the grain on wood; for paint and plaster, start with light passes and increase pressure only if required. Replace sheets when abrasive performance declines or when clogging occurs. After sanding, remove dust before applying primer, paint or sealant.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure your sanding block or power sander accepts 230 x 93 mm sheets
• Confirm that grit 80 is appropriate for the intended finish and plan for finer grits if a smooth finish is required
• Consider pack size of 50 sheets relative to the scale of your project and frequency of sheet replacement

Usage recommendations

Use grit 80 for initial material removal and surface leveling, then progress to finer grits (for example 120–220) for smoothing before priming or finishing. Keep work area ventilated and wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust masks and eye protection when sanding.