Tork Craft Water Paper 230 X 280Mm 120 Grit Wet & Dry 10 Per Pack Std

Description

Tork Craft Water Paper — 230 × 280 mm, 120 Grit, Wet & Dry (10-Pack)

Tackle fine smoothing, finishing and intermediate sanding with confidence using Tork Craft P120 water paper. These sheets are made to the standard 230 × 280 mm size and built for both wet and dry sanding. The 10-pack gives you a practical quantity for workshop or on-site use without overstocking.

The silicon carbide grain offers consistent cutting performance across paint, filler, primer, metal and composite materials. Use wet for reduced dust and cleaner finishes, or dry for fast material removal.

Specifications

Features

• P120 grit for smoothing, leveling, and prep after coarser sanding.
• Wet & dry capability — works well with water or without, depending on your job.
• Silicon carbide abrasive — sharp, durable, good for both coatings and solids.
• Standard 230 × 280 mm sheet size to fit common sanding blocks and orbital sanders.
• 10 sheets per pack — compact and efficient supply. :

Benefits

• Smoother surfaces: ideal for preparing filler, primer or light finishes.
• Cleaner operation: wet sanding reduces dust and clogging.
• Material versatility: suitable for wood, metal, filler, paint layers, and composites.
• Efficient pack size: enough sheets for multiple jobs, without bulk waste.

Extra Information

• Grit progression tip: work in sequence from coarser to finer (e.g. P80 → P120 → P180/240) for best finish.
• Block sanding: use a firm backing block or pad to maintain flatness and control.
• Wet sand method: use light water flow, rinse paper frequently, avoid pooling liquid.
• Storage: keep sheets flat and dry to avoid curling or loss of backing integrity.

Safety

• Wear eye and dust protection when sanding—fine particles can irritate.
• If sanding with water, ensure surrounding environment won’t slip or promote electrical hazard.
• Avoid pooling or flooding paper which can degrade backing and reduce cut control.
• Replace sheets when worn—abrasive exhaustion increases load and may cause scratching.