60 grit ceramic sanding discs
Klingspor uses a ceramic grain on a film backing. The ceramic cuts faster and holds up longer than the aluminum oxide on most cheap discs, and the film backing does not tear as easily.
At 60 grit these are coarse. Use them to pull off old paint and finish or to take a rough surface back fast, then step up through finer grits.
Good to know
- 60 grit, ceramic grain
- Film backing, hook-and-loop
- Multi-hole universal pattern for dust extraction
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What Grit Sandpaper Should I Use?
Picking the right grit comes down to what you’re sanding and how rough the surface starts. This guide maps out grit progressions for common old-house jobs. A coarse 60-grit disc like this one is your starting point for knocking down heavy buildup before you step finer.