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Sanding help, without the guesswork.

Open the guide you need, check a grit range, or use the product finder. This page stays deliberately short so you can move on quickly.

What shoppers usually need first

  • Which grit should I start with?See the grit range section for coarse removal through finish prep.
  • Which format fits my project?Compare discs, rolls, strips, sheets, and scuff pads by use case.
  • Where do I go next?Jump into Wood, Auto, or the full product catalog from one place.

Choose where to start.

Three simple menus cover project guides, product selection, and support—without turning this page into another long catalog.

Project GuidesWood and automotive workflows
Choose a ProductMatch grit, format, and sander
Help & DownloadsAnswers, printable guide, and support

Quick grit reference.

A short starting point for everyday jobs. Open the full grit chart when you need more detail.

Coarse

24-80

Fast paint removal, aggressive stock removal, and stripping old finish layers.

Medium

100-180

Surface leveling, filler shaping, and general prep before finer sanding stages.

Fine

220-400

Primer smoothing, wood surface prep, and more controlled scratch refinement.

Finish

600+

Scuff sanding, blend prep, clear-coat repair, and final finish-stage refinement.

A few common questions.

Short answers to the questions shoppers ask most often before choosing an abrasive.

Which grit should I use to remove finish or paint?

Most shoppers begin in the coarse range, usually 24 to 80 grit, then step upward as the surface moves into leveling and prep.

Should I shop discs, rolls, or pads first?

Choose discs for machine sanding, rolls or strips for hand-block work and narrow parts, and pads for contours or finish-stage scuffing.

Can the same product line work for wood and auto?

Some formats overlap, but the best result still depends on the surface, coating system, and how aggressive or refined the sanding step needs to be.

Where can I get help narrowing the right product?

Use the homepage finder or open the support page if you want a cleaner recommendation path before buying.