Freud DND234220S10N 220 Grit 2-3/4 in Detail Sanding Sheets 10pk

Product Description

The FREUD DND234220S10N is a 10-pack of 2-3/4 inch SandNet detail sanding sheets in 220 grit, engineered for finish sanding tasks where clog resistance and sheet longevity matter. Each sheet is built on a nylon net substrate coated with a ceramic blend abrasive. The open-net construction reduces material build-up during use, allowing for faster material removal compared to conventional closed-coat sandpaper. These sheets are designed for repeated use — they can be cleaned by shaking, vacuuming, or rinsing to clear pitch and dust accumulation, extending usable life significantly over standard sandpaper.

These detail sanding sheets are suited for fine finish work on wood, painted surfaces, and similar materials in residential and light commercial applications. The 2-3/4 inch format fits detail sanding blocks and is sized for tight corners, trim work, and contoured surfaces where larger sheets cannot reach. Compatible with Diablo reusable sanding blocks. Carpenters, finish trim installers, painters, and general contractors are the primary users of this sheet size and grit range.

Key Features

• 220 grit ceramic blend abrasive for fine finish sanding and surface prep
• Nylon net substrate reduces clogging and material build-up during use
• Cleanable and reusable — shake, vacuum, or rinse to restore cutting performance
• 2-3/4 inch width fits detail sanding blocks for trim and contour work
• 10 sheets per pack for extended job coverage
• Compatible with Diablo reusable sanding block

Compatibility

Compatible with Diablo reusable sanding blocks. Designed for use as a detail sanding sheet in applications requiring a 2-3/4 inch sheet format.

Installation Notes

Load the sheet onto a compatible sanding block following the block manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the sheet is seated securely before beginning work. When the sheet loads with debris, clean by shaking, vacuuming, or rinsing with water and allow to dry fully before reuse. Inspect the net substrate before each reuse and discard any sheet showing tears or loss of abrasive coverage.