Description
Yato wet sanding paper sheets are designed for demanding wet and dry sanding where surface flatness, control and finish quality matter. The sheets use silicon carbide abrasive grain, which cuts sharply and produces a fine, uniform sanding pattern without large scratches. The synthetic resin bond ensures the grains stay attached and resist wear even during long work.
The closed coat gives high coverage and even contact with the work surface. This is particularly useful when sanding dense coatings, such as cured paints and varnishes, and where you want to minimise sand-throughs and surface unevenness.
Wet use reduces clogging and dust, cools the sanding and improves surface quality, especially in automotive finishing, levelling body filler and preparing metals. The paper backing (C weight) combines flexibility and support, which makes it easier to treat curved and flat surfaces without the edge digging in.
The pack contains 50 sheets, which suits economical use in repair shops, paint shops and production environments and for stocking when you want to ensure even availability and batch-to-batch consistency.
Intended use:
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Intermediate sanding and finishing of paint and varnish surfaces: Wet sanding reduces clogging and scratching, so the surface stays even before the next coat of paint or polishing. The sharp cut of silicon carbide helps remove orange peel, dust nibs and small rough spots in a controlled way without deep grooves.
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Shaping fillers and levelling compounds: The closed coat gives high cutting capacity, which makes levelling cured body fillers and compounds more efficient. The flexibility of the paper backing helps shape curved surfaces and edges without the material tearing or cutting into corners.
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Preparing metals and removing oxidation: Wet or dry sanding can remove light corrosion, weld spatter and surface roughness before priming. The resin bond withstands mechanical stress, so the life of the sheet is consistent and the sanding feel stays controlled.
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Finishing several materials in workshops and on construction sites: Suitable for several substrates (paint surfaces, metal and hard composites), so one product covers several work steps. This reduces scattered stock and makes purchasing easier.
Package contents:
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Wet sanding paper sheets, 50 pcs
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Summary of instructions for use and care on the packaging/label
Features:
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Abrasive grain: Silicon carbide (SiC) – Sharp cut and fine finish for hard and coated materials.
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Coat: Closed coat – High coverage, even sanding pattern and effective material removal.
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Bond: Synthetic resin – Better grain retention and wear resistance in long-term use.
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Backing: Paper, C weight – Balance between flexibility and support; works on curved and flat surfaces.
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Method of use: Wet and dry sanding – Reduces clogging, dust and heat build-up; improves surface quality.
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Uses: Paints, varnishes, fillers, metals – Suitable for intermediate sanding, finishing and preparation.
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Shape: Sheet – Easy to cut to shape, suitable for use with hand sanding blocks.
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Pack size: 50 pcs – Economical solution for repair shops and production use.
Yato wet sanding paper sheet: instructions for use:
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Preparation: Clean dust and grease off the surface to be worked. Choose a grit suited to the job.
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Wet use: Wet the surface and the sheet with water. Rinse regularly to reduce clogging. Use light, even pressure with circular or cross strokes.
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Dry use: Use dust extraction and a respirator. Shake the sheet clean regularly and avoid excessive pressure, which can cause grooves.
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Inspection: Wipe the surface and check flatness against the light. Replace the sheet when the cutting performance drops.
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After-treatment: Remove the sanding dust and move on to the next treatment steps (priming, painting or polishing) according to the process.
Care and storage: Store the sheets in a dry place at an even temperature, protected from direct sunlight. Avoid curling caused by moisture and temperature changes.
Warnings:
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Always use appropriate personal protective equipment: safety glasses, a respirator and gloves.
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In wet use, take into account the splash and protection ratings of power tools; do not let water get into electrical equipment.
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Do not apply excessive surface pressure; it increases heat and clogging and can damage the surface being worked.
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Sand in a well-ventilated area and take care of dust control.
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Keep the products out of the reach of children.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ):
Which materials is wet sanding paper suitable for?
It is suitable for paint and varnish surfaces, fillers and metals, among others. Wet use improves surface quality and reduces clogging on these jobs.
Can I use the sheet both wet and dry?
Yes. Wet use reduces dust and scratching, while dry sanding is a fast option for preparation. Choose the method according to the surface and the process.
Why is silicon carbide used?
Silicon carbide cuts sharply and works excellently on hard and coated materials, producing an even sanding pattern without deep grooves.
How often should the sheet be replaced?
When you notice the cutting performance dropping or clogging increasing despite rinsing, replace the sheet. This ensures an even surface and saves working time.
Recycling instructions:
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Packaging plastic: Recycle plastic films in plastic collection.
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Used sheet: Mixed waste or energy waste according to local regulations. Avoid spreading dust: close the waste container carefully.
