Norton 66261101488 Sanding Sheet 220 Grit Garnet

Product Description

The NORTON 66261101488 is a 220-grit garnet sanding sheet designed for dry hand-sanding and finish work on wood, painted surfaces, and similar materials. Rated Very Fine grade, it uses an A-weight paper backing — a lightweight, flexible construction that conforms well to flat and slightly contoured surfaces. The open coat density reduces loading on softer materials, allowing the sheet to cut longer before clogging. This sheet is intended for dry use only and is not waterproof. It belongs to Norton's A511 series and is suited for woodworkers, finish carpenters, cabinet makers, and finishing trades professionals who require consistent surface prep results.

This sanding sheet is well suited for final-pass material removal and surface preparation before staining, sealing, or top-coating on wood and similar substrates. The 220-grit rating places it in the Very Fine range, making it appropriate for scuff-sanding between coats, smoothing raised grain, and light stock removal on finish surfaces. It is intended for dry sanding applications only and performs best when used by hand or with a compatible hand-sanding block on flat work surfaces.

Key Features

• 220 grit, Very Fine grade — suited for finish sanding and between-coat scuffing
• Garnet abrasive material for controlled cut on wood and soft substrates
• A-weight paper backing provides flexibility for flat and mildly contoured surfaces
• Open coat density reduces clogging and extends sheet life on softer materials
• Dry use only — not waterproof, not recommended for wet sanding applications
• Part of the Norton A511 series for consistent grade-to-grade performance

Compatibility

Designed as a standard sanding sheet for dry hand-sanding applications on wood and similar materials. No specific equipment compatibility data was provided for this SKU.

Installation Notes

This sheet is installed by hand or with a compatible hand-sanding block — no power tool attachment is required. Ensure the work surface is clean and free of debris before sanding to avoid deep scratching. Use in a dry environment only; exposure to moisture can compromise the paper backing and abrasive bond. Dispose of worn sheets before they begin to load or glaze, as a loaded sheet produces uneven scratch patterns on finish surfaces.