Sanding Block 98×68×25 mm, Grit P120, Pack 1 — No name (MPN 49196)

Sanding Block 98×68×25 mm with P120 abrasive grit is a compact hand sanding tool intended for manual surface preparation and finishing. The rectangular block with the specified dimensions provides a stable flat contact area that helps distribute pressure evenly during sanding. It is suitable for smoothing wood, removing loose paint, evening out filler and performing light deburring on a variety of materials. The size and grit grade make this block practical for small to medium repair jobs, hobby work and routine maintenance where controlled material removal and consistent surface texture are required.

Advantages

The sanding block combines a firm backing with medium-fine P120 abrasive to achieve reliable stock removal while maintaining control over the sanding process. Its compact dimensions allow access to flat and slightly contoured surfaces, and the even pressure distribution reduces the risk of creating low spots. The P120 grit provides a balance between cutting speed and surface refinement, making it suitable for preparing surfaces for painting or further finer sanding steps. The simple, universal design supports manual use without tools or power.

Suitable for

• Smoothing and leveling wooden surfaces
• Preparation of painted surfaces before repainting
• Evening and shaping filler or putty
• Light deburring of metal or plastic edges
• General DIY, woodworking and auto body touch-ups

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 98 × 68 × 25 mm
• Abrasive grit: P120 (medium-fine)
• Form factor: rectangular hand block
• Intended use: manual sanding for wood, paint, filler and light deburring
• Packaging: single unit pack

How to use

Select a clean, dry workpiece and hold the sanding block with a comfortable grip so the block lies flat against the surface. Apply consistent, moderate pressure and move the block with even strokes along or across the grain as appropriate for the material. Check progress frequently and avoid concentrating pressure in one spot to prevent uneven abrasion. Replace the abrasive or switch to a finer grit after achieving the desired level of material removal and surface finish.

Usage recommendations

For best results, start sanding with the P120 block to remove irregularities and then follow with finer grits for a smoother finish before painting or sealing. Use light, controlled strokes on edges and corners to avoid rounding them. When working on painted surfaces, test in an inconspicuous area to determine if P120 is suitable for the existing coating.