Norton 66261101530 Sanding Sheet 120 Grit Garnet

Product Description

The NORTON 66261101530 is a coated abrasive sanding sheet designed for dry material removal across a range of surface preparation tasks. Built on a C/D-weight paper backing, this sheet delivers the flexibility needed for hand sanding and light finish work. The 120-grit garnet abrasive mineral provides a medium cut that smooths rough surfaces, removes tool marks, and prepares wood or similar materials for finishing. The open coat density reduces loading and helps the sheet stay effective longer during use. It weighs 0.05 pounds and is intended for dry use only.

This sanding sheet is suited for woodworking, furniture finishing, cabinetry prep, and general surface conditioning in residential and light commercial applications. The garnet abrasive and medium grit make it a practical choice for final stock removal before staining or coating. It is typically used by finish carpenters, cabinet makers, and woodworking tradespeople who need consistent scratch patterns at the 120-grit level. The C/D-weight paper backing provides enough body for flat surfaces while remaining conformable on contoured work.

Key Features

• 120-grit garnet abrasive for medium-grade stock removal and surface smoothing
• Open coat density minimizes loading on resinous or soft materials
• C/D-weight paper backing balances stiffness and conformability
• Dry-use only construction suitable for wood and similar substrates
• Part of the Series A511 and A513 product lines

Compatibility

Belongs to Norton Series A511 and A513. Designed as a standard hand-sanding sheet for dry abrasive applications on wood and compatible surfaces.

Installation Notes

This sanding sheet is used by hand or with a compatible sheet sanding block. Ensure the workpiece is secured before sanding to maintain consistent pressure and scratch pattern. Use only in dry conditions as this sheet is not waterproof and is not rated for wet sanding. Inspect the sheet for wear or loading before each use and replace when abrasive performance drops off.