Supadec General Purpose Sandpaper Pack 12 Assorted

Supadec General Purpose Sandpaper Pack 12 Assorted

A pack of assorted sandpaper for the bit of painting everyone wants to skip, but really should not.

Good prep makes a big difference. I know it is not the exciting part, but sanding is what helps paint sit better, look smoother, and last longer. It knocks back rough spots, smooths filler, takes the shine off old paint, and gives new paint something better to hold onto.

This pack includes 12 sheets of flint and glass abrasive paper in three grades, so you have the right sheet for each stage of the job.

Use the coarse S2 grade for rougher prep, uneven paint, old flaky edges, and bigger bumps.

Use the medium M2 grade for general sanding, smoothing filler, and getting woodwork or paintwork ready.

Use the fine F2 grade for the final pass before painting, or between coats if you want a smoother finish.

I think this is one of those cheap little things that makes you feel more like you are doing the job properly. You do not need to overdo it. Just a sensible sand before painting can make the whole finish look cleaner and more professional.

Suitable for woodworking, paintwork, keying plaster, hand sanding, and general decorating preparation.

Pack contains:

12 assorted sheets of a mix of:
Fine grade F2
Medium grade M2
Coarse grade S2
Sheet size: 230mm x 280mm

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What to use after sanding

Once the surface is sanded, dusted off, and ready to paint, the right tool makes the next bit much easier.

For the main areas of walls and ceilings, I would use the 9" roller frame with a 9" mid pile roller sleeve. That setup helps you cover bigger areas quickly, keep the finish more even, and avoid making the job feel harder than it needs to be.

For the smaller bits, I would switch to the 4" roller frame and 4" mid pile roller sleeves. Good for shelves, panelling, alcoves, narrow walls, furniture, touch-ups, and awkward spaces where a big roller just gets in the way.

For edges and detail work, the angle sash brush is the one I would use for cutting in neatly around ceilings, skirting boards, window frames, and door frames. For flatter brushwork, the flat brush is a good choice for woodwork, trims, doors, furniture, and smaller sections.

A 2.5L paint kettle also makes life easier once you start painting. Pour a workable amount of paint in, move around without carrying the full tin, then pour any leftover paint back when you are finished.