Freud DCTDET120H05G Sanding Sheet 120 Grit 5 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DCTDET120H05G is a 5-pack of Diablo Premium Mega Mouse detail sanding sheets designed for use with detail and mouse-style sanders. Each sheet measures 4-3/16 inches by 6-3/4 inches and is cut to 120 grit, making it suitable for fine material removal and surface prep across a range of substrates. The hook-and-lock backing secures the sheet firmly to compatible sanding pads, reducing slippage during use. These sheets are built for trades and contractors who need consistent cut rate and extended sheet life without frequent changeovers.

These sanding sheets are designed for use on wood, metal, and plastics, covering the most common materials encountered in finish carpentry, general fabrication, and surface preparation work. The detail-sander format allows access to tight corners, edges, and contoured surfaces where larger sanders cannot reach. The 120 grit designation places these sheets in the intermediate finishing range, appropriate for smoothing between coats or refining surfaces before final finish application.

Key Features

• Hook-and-lock backing for secure pad attachment on compatible detail and mouse sanders
• 120 grit for intermediate surface preparation and between-coat smoothing
• 4-3/16 inches by 6-3/4 inches sheet size fits standard Mega Mouse sander pads
• Compatible with wood, metal, and plastic substrates
• 5-sheet pack reduces downtime from frequent restocking
• Engineered for extended sanding life and consistent cut rate

Compatibility

Designed for use with detail and Mega Mouse style sanders that accept hook-and-lock sanding sheets in the 4-3/16 inches by 6-3/4 inches format.

Installation Notes

Attachment is tool-free — align the sheet to the sander pad and press firmly to engage the hook-and-lock backing. Ensure the sander is powered off and unplugged before changing sheets. Inspect the pad surface for worn hook material that may reduce sheet retention before each sheet change. Dispose of worn sheets promptly, as degraded abrasive increases the risk of uneven surface finish.