
Gator
7262 Sanding Sheet, 9 In W, 11 In L, 100 Grit, Coarse, Latex Backing
Key Features
AI Generated- The high‑quality Gator material provides reliable grit retention.
- The 9 by 11 size offers flexibility for woodworking and automotive sanding.
- Busy Beaver supplies these multi‑purpose sheets to customers in Delmont.
- Provides a 100 grit abrasive ideal for medium sanding tasks and efficient material removal.
Delivery and shipping
Local Delivery
Shipping
Return Policy
Easy returns available. Eligibility rules may apply.
Discover the Gator 100‑Grit Sandpaper Sheets, a set of three 9 × 11‑inch abrasive sheets that deliver consistent material removal for woodworking, metalwork, and DIY projects. Crafted with a resilient backing and a uniform 100‑grit surface, these sheets glide smoothly over surfaces while standing up to demanding sanding tasks.
Why choose these sheets? The premium coating ensures a long‑lasting grit life, reducing the need for frequent replacements. Their generous size covers more area per pass, speeding up prep work and helping you achieve a flawless finish faster.
Key Features & Benefits:- Uniform 100‑Grit Abrasion: Provides a balanced cut for sanding wood, paint, and metal, perfect for achieving a smooth finish.
- Durable Backing: Reinforced paper resists tearing, extending the life of each sheet during heavy use.
- Large 9 × 11 in. Format: Covers ample surface area, minimizing repositioning and boosting efficiency.
- Pack of Three: Ready‑to‑go supply eliminates last‑minute trips to the store, ideal for both hobbyists and professionals.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for DIY home repairs, furniture restoration, automotive sanding, and more, making it a must‑have in any workshop.
Ready to upgrade your sanding routine? Gator’s 100‑grit sandpaper sheets combine durability, consistency, and size to deliver professional‑grade results on every project. Whether you’re refinishing a cabinet or prepping a car panel, these sheets provide the control and performance you need to finish with confidence.
























