Hi-Tech Microgrit Wet/Dry Finishing Paper (25-Pack, 9" x 5.5") is an industrial-grade abrasive engineered for precision paint correction, orange peel removal, and high-end surface leveling. Featuring a highly uniform silicon carbide grain structure, this professional finishing paper delivers an exceptionally consistent scratch pattern to ensure predictable, flawless results during the wet or dry sanding phase. The convenient 9-inch by 5.5-inch sheets are perfectly sized for hand-sanding blocks or manual use, allowing technicians to navigate complex body lines and flat panels with absolute control. To accommodate every stage of the surface restoration process, this commercial 25-pack is available in five precision-engineered grit gradients: 400 grit for aggressive leveling, 1000 and 1200 grit for intermediate smoothing, and 1500 and 2000 grit for ultra-fine, polish-ready finishing.
- Five Precision Grit Gradations: Available in a comprehensive range of 400, 1000, 1200, 1500, and 2000 grits to seamlessly guide technicians from initial surface leveling to final, ultra-fine polishing prep. This targeted line allows shops to establish a standardized, step-by-step sanding process for superior clear coat restoration.
- Advanced Wet or Dry Versatility: Engineered with a heavy-duty, waterproof backing that resists curling, tearing, and degradation when fully saturated with water or sanding lubricants. This dual-use capability allows technicians to switch effortlessly between aggressive dry sanding and ultra-smooth wet color-sanding.
- Uniform Silicon Carbide Grain: The premium silicon carbide abrasive utilizes an extremely consistent grain distribution to prevent deep, stray tracer scratches that can ruin a finish. This precise cutting uniformity minimizes compounding time by leaving behind a highly predictable, easily polishable scratch pattern.
- Optimized 9" x 5.5" Footprint: The pre-cut 9-inch by 5.5-inch sheet size fits perfectly on standard backing blocks and comfortable hand-sanding setups without the need for wasteful cutting on the shop floor. This convenient configuration streamlines workflow efficiency and keeps production lines moving rapidly during complex paint correction jobs.
