Drywall Compound
Use sanding sponges for seam transitions, feathering, and corner cleanup.
- Best sequence: 120 → 150 → 180
- Use case: Knockdown, blend, primer-ready walls
Shop By Surface
Choose the material first, then the cut sequence. Each surface below includes a practical grit path and the best abrasive format so crews can move from prep to primer with less rework.
Paint Prep
Prep existing paint and primer surfaces without loading up the abrasive too fast.
- Best sequence: 150 → 180 → 220
- Use case: Scuffing, sanding between coats, finish leveling
Wood Finishing
Use controlled progression to reduce swirl marks and preserve clean edge detail.
- Best sequence: 120 → 180 → 220+
- Use case: Cabinet doors, trim, millwork, furniture prep
Metal Surface Prep
For primer adhesion and finish prep, use steady cut and avoid overheating.
- Best sequence: 80 → 120 → 180
- Use case: Rust removal, scratch blending, pre-coat prep