Freud DCS911220S04G Sanding Sheet 220 Grit 9x11 Inches

Product Description

The FREUD DCS911220S04G is a 220-grit premium sanding sheet from the Diablo line, measuring 9 inches by 11 inches and sold in a 4-pack. These sheets are engineered for fine finishing passes where surface smoothness is the priority. The 220-grit aluminum oxide abrasive removes minor imperfections, levels light tool marks, and prepares surfaces for final coating or topcoat adhesion. Designed with an extended sanding life in mind, the abrasive backing resists loading and breakdown longer than standard commodity sheets, reducing how often a tech or finisher has to swap media during a job.

These sanding sheets are designed for use in quarter-sheet palm sanders and half-sheet sanders, as well as hand sanding blocks. Typical applications include finish woodworking, cabinet prep, drywall feathering, painted surface scuffing between coats, and light metal deburring. The 9-by-11-inch format is a standard size that tears down cleanly to fit most palm sander clamps without waste. They are suited for both residential finish carpentry work and light commercial interior finishing tasks.

Key Features

• 220 grit — ideal for final surface prep and between-coat scuffing
• 9 inches by 11 inches standard sheet size fits most quarter-sheet and half-sheet sanders
• 4-pack format reduces job-site restocking frequency
• Compatible with quarter-sheet palm sanders, half-sheet sanders, and hand sanding blocks
• Diablo premium abrasive construction rated for extended sanding life versus standard sheets

Compatibility

Designed for use in quarter-sheet palm sanders, half-sheet sanders, and hand sanding applications. The 9-by-11-inch sheet size is a universal format compatible with most standard sander clamp and hook-and-loop pad configurations that accept full sheets torn to size.

Installation Notes

Install in a powered sander only when the tool is powered off and unplugged or the battery is removed. Ensure the sheet is seated flat and secured firmly in the clamp or pad before operating to prevent tearing or uneven wear. For hand sanding, wrap the sheet around a firm sanding block to maintain even pressure across the surface. Always sand with the grain on wood surfaces to avoid cross-grain scratches that show under finish coats.