Abrasive Sanding Sheet, 81 x 133 mm, Multifit, Mirka Ultimax® Ligno

Product Details

What size is the Ultimax Ligno sanding sheet?

Ultimax Ligno 81x133 mm is designed for hand sanding and detail work where control matters. The sheet size makes it easy to handle in small spaces and along edges, helping you achieve an even finish.

Which grit grade does this sheet provide?

This product is grit grade 240, which is ideal for producing a smooth, fine finish. It is commonly used for final sanding steps, surface preparation before coating, and for light stock removal without leaving deep scratches.

Will the sanding sheet work for wood and varnished surfaces?

Yes. As a ligno suitable abrasive, it is well matched to timber sanding, including levelling and finishing between coats. Using a 240 grit typically helps refine the surface and promote better adhesion for subsequent finishes.

What abrasive materials are used in the sheet?

The abrasive is made from aluminium oxide and ceramic. Aluminium oxide supports reliable performance for general sanding, while ceramic particles help maintain cutting efficiency for a consistently smooth result over the working life of the sheet.

Is this sheet suitable for use with multifit sanding holders?

It is a Multifit sanding sheet, which means it is made to fit compatible sanding systems that accept standard replaceable sheets. This is a practical choice when you want quick changes between grits.

How should I use a 240 grit sheet for the best finish?

For best results, use even pressure and keep the motion consistent to avoid uneven sanding. If you are sanding between coats or refining a surface, consider removing dust thoroughly and progressing methodically, since 240 grit is intended for fine smoothing.

What should I expect when switching from a coarser grit?

When moving to 240 grit after a coarser grade, expect fewer scratch marks and a more uniform surface. This grit is typically chosen to refine the texture before finishing, making it a helpful step for homeowners and tradespeople preparing for painting or varnishing.