Value Collection 19539.1200 Sanding Sponge 1200 Grit

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 19539.1200 is a super fine grade sanding sponge designed for precision surface finishing on a wide range of materials. Built with a silicon carbide abrasive at 1,200 grit, this sponge delivers a consistently smooth finish suitable for final-pass sanding, paint prep, and finish work. The double-sided construction extends usable life and keeps the tool working efficiently across the full surface. At 7 inches long and 0.76 inches wide, the narrow profile fits comfortably in hand and allows control in tight areas or along contoured surfaces. Trades handling finish carpentry, light metalwork, auto body prep, or surface restoration will find this a practical addition to their consumables inventory.

This sanding sponge is well suited for residential and light commercial applications where surface quality matters at the final stage of work. Typical use cases include scuff sanding between paint or finish coats, smoothing filler or compound, and preparing surfaces before sealing or topcoating. The super fine 1,200 grit rating makes it appropriate for work where coarser abrasives would leave unacceptable scratch patterns. It is sold in multiples of 5 units, making it practical to stock for ongoing job site use.

Key Features

• Silicon carbide abrasive at 1,200 grit for super fine surface finishing
• Double-sided design maximizes usable abrasive surface per sponge
• Narrow 0.76-inch width allows access to contoured or tight surfaces
• Flexible sponge backing conforms to irregular surfaces for consistent contact
• White sponge body for easy identification of remaining usable abrasive
• Minimum order quantity of 5 units supports efficient job site stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose abrasive sponge suitable for hand sanding applications on wood, metal, painted surfaces, and composites where a super fine finish is required.

Installation Notes

No tools or power source are required for use. Apply consistent, even hand pressure across the sponge surface to avoid uneven scratch patterns, particularly on finished or coated surfaces. Inspect the abrasive surface regularly during use and replace when grit loading or wear reduces cutting performance. Dispose of spent sponges in accordance with local waste guidelines, particularly when used on surfaces with lead-based paint or hazardous coatings.