Ceramic PSA Sandpaper Rolls

Serious Grit PSA sandpaper rolls are made with ceramic grain designed to last longer than other abrasive grains, ensuring long-lasting durability and reliable performance for smoothing out rough edges, removing rust, shaping and sanding surfaces. The roll has an adhesive backing that makes it easy to apply and keeps it securely in place while you work. This means you can focus on achieving smooth and consistent results without worrying about slippage or movement. Our sandpaper comes in a continuous roll that can be easily cut to your desired length, allowing you to save money by minimizing waste and always having the right size for your specific tasks. Our adhesive sandpaper rolls also come in a variety of grits, from coarse grits 40 and 60 to fine grits 80, 120, 150, 180, and 220. This means you can choose the perfect grit for your specific project, whether you're sanding wood, metal, plastic, epoxy, or painted surfaces. Each roll is 2.75" wide. The 40 grit and 60 grit rolls are 10 yards long. All other grits (80-800) are 20 yards long. What makes Serious Grit seriously good sandpaper? Longer Lifespan - Our sandpaper roll is engineered with ceramic grain that is designed to cut faster and last longer than most abrasive grain. Adhesive Backed Sandpaper - Our sandpaper features a pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) backing that allows you to simply peel off the paper backing and stick the sandpaper directly onto your workbench, straight line air sander, or sanding block for sanding. Cut to Size - It comes in a continuous roll that can be easily cut to your desired length, so you can get the right size for your specific woodworking, metalworking, or automotive use. Sandpaper for Sharpening - Our adhesive-backed sandpaper rolls are perfect for using the Scary Sharp Method of knife and woodworking tool sharpening. Shape and hone chisels, sharpen plane irons or blades, flatten plane block or hand plane soles, and more with our long stickyback sandpaper rolls. We recommend using a granite surface plate or float glass for a dead flat surface, but a flat workbench will also work.