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Grit Chart

A grit chart for faster, more confident choices.

Match the sanding stage first, then choose the grit range that fits removal, leveling, or finish prep.

How to read it

  • CoarseFast removal and stripping.
  • MediumLeveling, shaping, and surface prep.
  • FineScratch refinement before finish steps.

Choose the sanding stage first.

Grit numbers are easier to shop when they are tied to removal, leveling, and finish-prep stages instead of numbers alone.

24-80 Grit

Best for paint removal, old finish stripping, and aggressive stock removal.

100-180 Grit

Useful for surface leveling, filler shaping, and general prep after the first cut.

220-400 Grit

Built for primer smoothing, wood prep, and more controlled scratch refinement.

Need to match grit with a format?

Use help choosing or compare discs, rolls, sheets, and pads when you are ready to connect grit range with a product type.