Tru-maxx SWP211C360G Sanding Sheet 360 Grit 9x11 in

Product Description

The TRU-MAXX SWP211C360G is a coated abrasive sanding sheet designed for dry and wet sanding applications across a wide range of surfaces. Built with a silicon carbide abrasive bonded to a C-weight paper backing, this sheet delivers consistent cut and finish at 360 grit. The closed-coat construction keeps abrasive particles densely packed across the sheet face, producing a smoother scratch pattern on the workpiece. At 9 inches wide by 11 inches long, it fits standard sheet sanders and can be hand-cut to size. Weighing 0.03 pounds per sheet, it is lightweight and easy to handle during fine finishing work.

This sanding sheet is suited for fine finishing passes on wood, metal, plastics, and composite materials. The 360 grit rating places it in the medium-to-fine range, making it appropriate for scuff sanding between finish coats, smoothing filler or primer, or preparing surfaces for final coating. Wet sanding capability allows use with water or lubricant to reduce loading and extend sheet life on paint and lacquer surfaces. Tradespeople in woodworking, metalworking, auto body, and general fabrication will find this sheet applicable to a broad set of finishing tasks.

Key Features

• 360 grit silicon carbide abrasive for fine finishing and between-coat scuffing
• Closed-coat construction for dense, consistent abrasive coverage
• C-weight paper backing balances flexibility and tear resistance
• Compatible with both dry and wet sanding techniques
• Standard 9 x 11 inch size fits most sheet sanders and hand-sanding blocks

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 9 x 11 inch abrasive sheet compatible with sheet sanders and hand-sanding applications that accept this size format.

Installation Notes

Secure the sheet firmly in the sander clamps or hook-and-loop pad before operation to prevent slipping. When wet sanding, use an appropriate lubricant such as water or sanding fluid and avoid oversaturating paper-backed sheets, which can reduce backing integrity. Inspect the sheet regularly during use and replace when abrasive loading or tearing is observed. No special tools or codes apply to sanding sheet replacement.