Ali Indistries Inc
Ali Indistries Inc 4228 80 Grit Garnet Sandpaper 25 Sheets 9x11
Medium-grade 80-grit garnet sheets for surface preparation before painting, 25 sheets per box
- TypeSanders
- Medium 80 grit prepares surfaces for painting
- Garnet abrasive cuts cleanly on bare wood
- Resin coating outlasts standard glue-bond paper
- 9 by 11 inch sheets fit hand or block sanders
- 25 sheets per box keeps projects supplied
Medium-grit garnet sheets for surface prep
This box contains 25 sheets of 80-grit garnet abrasive measuring 9 by 11 inches. The medium grade suits surface preparation before painting on bare wood. Resin bonding extends the cutting life compared with traditional glue-bond paper. Woodworkers and cabinet makers can rely on consistent performance across the pack.
Resin bond extends usable life
The resin coating resists heat and loading better than ordinary glue bond, so each sheet stays sharp longer during hand or block sanding. That durability means fewer sheet changes when smoothing larger panels or multiple cabinet parts. The 25-sheet quantity keeps a workshop stocked for repeated prep tasks without frequent reordering.
Check grit progression for your finish schedule
Verify that 80 grit matches the stage you need; it sits between coarse removal and fine finishing. If your workflow calls for heavier stock removal first, the 60-grit variant handles rough sanding. For final prep before paint or between polyurethane coats, the 100-to-220 range covers those finer steps.
Highlights
- Medium 80 grit prepares surfaces for painting
- Garnet abrasive cuts cleanly on bare wood
- Resin coating outlasts standard glue-bond paper
- 9 by 11 inch sheets fit hand or block sanders
- 25 sheets per box keeps projects supplied
Specifications
| Type | Sanders |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ali Industries |
| Model | 4228 |
Questions about this item
How many 9" x 11" sheets are in the box before I need to restock?
The box contains 25 sheets of 80-grit garnet sandpaper, each measuring 9" x 11".
Will the resin coating wear out faster than the garnet abrasive during extended surface-prep sessions?
The resin bond is designed to outlast ordinary glue-bond paper, so the garnet grains typically dull before the coating fails.
Does the paper load up with dust and heat up when sanding bare wood for long periods?
Garnet fractures to expose fresh edges, reducing loading and heat build-up during prolonged hand or block sanding.
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