Sandpaper sheets for drywall sander MODECO MN-68-803 grit 100, pack of 5

Pack of 5 sandpaper sheets with 100-grit abrasive designed for use with drywall pole sanders (commonly called "giraffe"). Manufactured for compatibility with MODECO drywall sanders, these medium-coarse abrasive sheets are intended for smoothing plaster, drywall joint compound and leveling surfaces on walls and ceilings prior to painting or wallpapering. The sheets are sized and shaped to attach to standard rectangular sanding heads used on pole sanders and offer uniform grit for consistent material removal.

Advantages

Medium-coarse 100-grit abrasive balances material removal and surface finish, allowing efficient sanding of hardened joint compound and plaster while reducing the time needed for coarse work. The pack contains five sheets, providing replacement material for multiple rooms or projects. Sheets are manufactured to withstand the pressure typical for pole sanding and to maintain a consistent abrasive surface until worn.

Suitable for

• Sanding drywall joint compound and taped seams
• Smoothing plaster and skim coats
• Leveling small surface imperfections on walls and ceilings
• Preparing surfaces before painting or wallpapering

Key specifications

• Abrasive grit: 100 (medium-coarse)
• Quantity in pack: 5 sheets
• Designed for use with rectangular pole/paddle drywall sanders
• Suitable for use on plaster, drywall joint compound and skim coats
• Sheet material: coated abrasive (paper-backed)

How to use

Attach a sheet securely to the sanding head of the drywall pole sander following the sander manufacturer's instructions. Sand using steady, even strokes with light to moderate pressure, keeping the sanding head flat to avoid gouging. Check the surface frequently and replace the sheet when the abrasive becomes clogged or worn to maintain effective sanding performance. After sanding, remove dust with a brush or vacuum before applying paint or wallpaper adhesive.

Usage recommendations

Use 100-grit sheets for initial shaping and removal of excess joint compound; for finer finishing before painting, follow with higher-grit abrasives (e.g., 150–220 grit). Wear appropriate dust protection such as a mask and eye protection when sanding drywall and plaster.