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The TIMCO 120 Grit Sandpaper Roll is an essential tool for professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable, versatile abrasive for wood, plaster, varnish, and filler. Measuring 115mm x 10m, it provides a cost-effective solution for smoothing and surface preparation, offering a consistent finish thanks to its high-quality aluminum oxide grit. While it delivers excellent durability, users should note that the 120 grit is a medium-grade abrasive intended for intermediate sanding rather than heavy-duty stock removal or final fine polishing.
| Model Part Number | 231823 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TIMCO |
Yes, it is effective for removing light oxidation or preparing metal for painting, though it is primarily optimized for wood and plaster.
No, this is a standard abrasive roll and should be kept away from water to prevent the backing paper from degrading.
The 115mm width fits most standard clip-on hand sanders. Please check your machine's manual to ensure it accepts standard sheet widths.
The coating prevents sanding dust from bonding to the surface, which keeps the grit exposed and extends the life of the paper.
120 grit is considered a medium abrasive; for a final smooth finish, you should follow up with a higher grit, such as 180 or 240.
Ensure the sandpaper is wrapped tightly around the block and that you are not applying excessive pressure at sharp angles.
Check if the anti-clog coating has been covered by heavy dust; clean the surface or switch to a fresh strip.
Avoid using the 120 grit on hardened paint or heavy metal rust, which can dull the abrasive particles prematurely.
To prepare the sandpaper for use, simply measure the required length for your sanding block or power sander and cut using a utility knife or sharp scissors. For hand-sanding blocks, wrap the paper securely to prevent slippage during motion. When using with power sanders that accept clip-on sheets, ensure the edges are pulled taut and locked into the spring-loaded clips to maintain even pressure. To prolong the life of the roll, store it in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture from weakening the adhesive backing. If the surface becomes saturated with dust, a light tap against a hard surface or a quick cleaning with a rubber sanding stick can restore its cutting performance.
