Value Collection 10311-MSC Sanding Sheet 120 Grit

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 10311-MSC is a silicon carbide sanding sheet rated at 120 grit for fine-grade material removal. The sheet uses a C-weight paper backing, which provides firm support during hand sanding and light machine sanding tasks. Silicon carbide abrasive cuts aggressively on hard, brittle surfaces such as glass, ceramic, stone, and non-ferrous metals. This sheet is suitable for both wet and dry sanding applications, giving tradespeople flexibility depending on the substrate and finishing requirement. At 0.04 pounds per sheet, it is lightweight and easy to handle for extended work sessions.

This sanding sheet is used in surface preparation across metal fabrication, woodworking, automotive finishing, and general industrial applications. Its wet and dry compatibility makes it well suited for finish sanding on painted surfaces, lacquers, and primers where water lubrication reduces loading and improves surface clarity. Tradespeople and finishing technicians use these sheets with sanding blocks or palm sanders as well as by hand for detail work on contoured or flat surfaces.

Key Features

• 120 grit silicon carbide abrasive for fine-grade cutting action on hard surfaces
• C-weight paper backing provides firm, stable support during sanding
• Rated for both wet and dry use, compatible with water lubrication
• Silicon carbide mineral works effectively on glass, ceramic, stone, and non-ferrous metals
• Lightweight at 0.04 pounds per sheet for comfortable extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard sanding sheet for use with compatible sanding blocks, hand-sanding applications, and palm or finishing sanders that accept sheet-style abrasives.

Installation Notes

Sanding sheets are installed by finishing technicians, fabricators, and general tradespeople without specialized tools. Secure the sheet firmly to the sanding block or machine platen before use to prevent slipping. When using wet, ensure the workpiece material and any adjacent surfaces or equipment are appropriate for water exposure. Inspect the sheet before each use and replace when the abrasive shows signs of loading or wear to maintain consistent cut rate.