Value Collection 19539.2000 Sanding Sponge 2000 Grit

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 19539.2000 is a double-sided silicon carbide sanding sponge designed for ultra fine surface finishing work. At 2,000 grit, it removes microscopic surface imperfections and prepares surfaces for final coats or polishing. The sponge measures 7 inches long, 0.76 inches wide, and 0.15 inches thick, making it well suited for detail work, tight contours, and flush surfaces where a rigid backing would be impractical. Silicon carbide abrasive cuts consistently on both faces, extending the usable life of each sponge. This item is sold individually but requires a minimum order of 5 units.

This sanding sponge is used in finish carpentry, drywall feathering, automotive bodywork prep, and fine woodworking where a 2,000-grit cut is needed on a flexible backing. Its narrow profile makes it practical for sanding inside grooves, along trim edges, and around curved profiles. Both the construction and finishing trades use ultra fine sponges like this for between-coat scuff sanding on paint and clear finishes. The white sponge color makes it easy to see abrasive loading during use.

Key Features

• Double-sided silicon carbide abrasive extends usable life per sponge
• 2,000 grit ultra fine grade for final surface prep and between-coat scuffing
• Flexible sponge backing conforms to curved and contoured surfaces
• Compact 7 inch by 0.76 inch profile fits tight work areas and detail zones
• Lightweight at under 0.02 pounds, reducing hand fatigue on extended finish work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose ultra fine sanding sponge suitable for use on wood, drywall, painted surfaces, and similar finish materials where a 2,000-grit flexible abrasive is appropriate.

Installation Notes

No power tools or special fasteners are required for use. Keep sponge dry unless intentionally wet-sanding, as moisture affects abrasive life and cut rate. Inspect the abrasive face before use and discard when grit loading reduces cutting efficiency. This consumable does not require trade licensing to use but is commonly specified by finishing carpenters, painters, and auto body technicians.