Gator Blade Multi-Surface 9 In. x 11 In. 60 Grit Coarse Sandpaper (25-Pack)

Introducing Gator 60‑Grit Coarse Aluminum Oxide Sandpaper, a high‑performance sheet designed for fast material removal on wood, metal and plastics. Each sheet measures 9 × 11 inches, providing ample coverage for large surfaces while the 60‑grit grade delivers aggressive sanding without clogging. The durable aluminum‑oxide abrasive is engineered for consistent cut, ensuring a smooth finish even on tough substrates. Packaged in a convenient bulk box of 25 sheets, this sandpaper is perfect for professional workshops and DIY projects alike.

Why choose this sandpaper? The coarse 60‑grit surface accelerates the sanding process, reducing labor time and effort. Its robust backing resists tearing, allowing you to work confidently on uneven or curved areas. Ideal for preparing surfaces before painting, staining or sealing, it helps achieve a uniform base that enhances the longevity of your final coating.

• Coarse 60‑Grit Abrasive: Aggressive cutting power for rapid material removal, perfect for shaping and leveling.
• Aluminum Oxide Composition: Long‑lasting grit that stays sharp longer than traditional sandpaper, delivering consistent performance.
• 9 × 11 in. Sheet Size: Large surface area reduces the number of passes needed, improving efficiency on big projects.
• Durable Backing: Heavy‑weight paper resists tearing and flexes minimally, providing stability on both flat and contoured workpieces.
• Bulk Pack of 25 Sheets: Economical quantity ensures you never run out during a job, ideal for contractors and hobbyists.

Ready for any sanding challenge: Whether you are stripping old paint, smoothing rough lumber, or prepping metal for welding, Gator’s 60‑grit coarse sandpaper delivers reliable results every time. Its superior abrasive technology and sturdy construction make it a staple in any toolbox. Choose Gator for a fast, clean, and professional finish on every project.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.