
MP Matador 991A Paper 230 x 280mm — Box of 50
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MP Matador 991A Wet & Dry Sanding Paper – 230 x 280mm | Precision Finishing
Achieve a professional surface finish with MP Matador 991A Wet & Dry Abrasive Sheets, available in P400 and P1500 grit variants. Designed for precision sanding in vehicle refinishing, paint preparation and polishing applications, these high-quality abrasive sheets deliver consistent results on primers, paints, clearcoats and other coated surfaces. Their durable waterproof construction allows for both wet and dry sanding, helping to reduce clogging and improve surface quality throughout the refinishing process.
Whether you're preparing before paint application or refining a clearcoat prior to polishing, the MP Matador 991A range offers excellent flexibility, long-lasting performance and a uniform scratch pattern. The P400 grit is ideal for surface preparation and primer sanding, while the ultra-fine P1500 grit is perfect for denibbing, paint correction and preparing surfaces for machine polishing.
P400 - Ideal for primer sanding, keying surfaces and preparing panels for paint application.
P1500 - Perfect for denibbing, refining clearcoats and preparing surfaces for polishing.
- Wet & Dry Use: Suitable for both wet and dry sanding, offering flexibility across different applications.
- Available in P400 and P1500 grit variants.
- Large Sheet Size: 230 x 280mm dimensions provide ample coverage for efficient sanding.
- Sanding Block Compatible: Designed for use with sanding blocks to ensure even pressure and control.
- Versatile Application: Perfect for automotive, woodworking, and industrial surface preparation tasks.
| Suitable for material type |
•Wood
•Metal
•Plastic |
| Product category |
•Tools & Equipment |
| Product type |
•Abrasives |
| Sector |
•Vehicle
•Industrial
•Home & DIY |
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