Sanding Pad Wide 100/180 10 pcs, MONROE SUNONE — abrasive polishing sheets for power and hand polishers

Sanding Pad Wide 100/180 10 pcs by MONROE SUNONE are wide abrasive polishing sheets designed for use with compatible power and hand polishers. Each pack contains ten double-grit pads offering two working grades — 100 grit for aggressive material removal and 180 grit for finer smoothing and finishing. The pads are intended for preparation and restoration tasks on wood, metal and automotive panels, enabling both paint removal and surface refinement with common polishing tools.

Advantages

The wide shape covers larger areas faster than narrow discs, reducing the number of passes required for even removal of coatings and surface defects. Two grit options in the same accessory increase versatility, allowing transition from coarse stripping to fine sanding without changing products. The sheets are compatible with standard polishing backing plates and can be used on both power and hand polishers, offering practical flexibility for workshop or on-site work.

Suitable for

• Coarse removal of paint and varnish from wooden and metal surfaces
• Smoothing filler and primer before repainting
• Surface preparation of automotive panels prior to repair or repainting
• General finishing and deburring on carpentry and metalworking projects

Key specifications

• Shape and size: wide round pad, 100/180 mm diameter
• Grit grades: 100 (coarse) and 180 (fine)
• Pack quantity: 10 abrasive sheets
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard polishing backing plates and both power and hand polishers
• Materials: suitable for use on wood, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, and automotive painted surfaces

How to use

Select the appropriate grit for the task: use the 100-grit side for heavy material removal and the 180-grit side for smoothing and finishing. Attach the sanding sheet securely to a compatible backing plate on your power or hand polisher, ensuring correct alignment and fastening before operation. Start with light pressure and steady movement, increasing contact as needed while maintaining consistent strokes. Frequently inspect the surface and the abrasive for wear, and replace the sheet when cutting power or finish quality decreases.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, dust mask and gloves. Test on a small inconspicuous area before full application to confirm suitability for the surface and finish. For automotive work, follow manufacturer guidance on paint and primer removal to avoid damaging underlying layers.