Manual sanding supply Proline 49134 — pack of 5 sanding accessories

Proline 49134 manual sanding supply set contains five sanding accessories designed for hand sanding and surface preparation. Each piece is made on a heavy paper backing with a semi-open alumina abrasive coating and a synthetic resin binder, providing balanced cutting and longevity for common sanding tasks. The pack of five is compact and convenient for DIY, repair and finishing work on wood, metal, plastic and engineered boards.

Advantages

The heavy paper base offers good flexibility and conformability to curved and flat surfaces, while the semi-open alumina coating reduces clogging when working with softer materials or finishes. The synthetic resin binder ensures consistent adhesion of abrasive grains for even wear and predictable sanding performance. Supplied as a pack of five, the set is practical for short projects and routine touch-ups without excess packaging.

Suitable for

• Hand sanding of wood, plywood and MDF
• Light deburring and surface smoothing of metal
• Finishing and preparation of painted or primed surfaces
• Sanding of plastic parts and composite materials
• DIY repairs, furniture refinishing and small workshop jobs

Key specifications

• Backing material: heavy paper
• Abrasive type: semi-open alumina
• Coating: normal semi-open
• Binder: synthetic resin
• Pack quantity: 5 pieces
• Intended application: manual hand sanding

How to use

Select an appropriate grit for the stage of work and apply steady, even pressure while moving the sanding accessory along the surface with the grain where applicable. For curved or profiled surfaces, flex the paper to follow contours and maintain uniform contact. Replace individual pieces as they become worn or clogged to preserve consistent sanding results. Use suitable dust extraction or a mask when sanding materials that generate fine dust.

Usage recommendations

For best results, begin with a coarser grit to remove material or old finishes and progress to finer grits for smoothing and polishing. Test on a small hidden area before working on visible surfaces to confirm compatibility with finishes and materials.