Wallboard Super Mesh Ceramic Pads 225mm 120grit Each

Wallboard Super Mesh Ceramic Pads 225mm 120grit Each

$3.47 Incl. GST (each)

BetaBoard is your trusted stockist of all things plasterboard, and our great range of sanding pads and sanding mesh are no exception. If you’re after high quality and affordable sanding consumables and accessories, browse our range of sanding pads here and place your order online now. Our range includes Velcro sanding pads, hook and loop sanding pads, rectangular sanding pads, and more.

Our Range of Sanding Pads:

• Velcro Sanding Pads (also referred to as hook and loop sanding pads) – These sanding pads attach directly to the sanding disc using this convenient method.
• Orbital Sander Pads – round sanding pads especially for circular motion sanding such as orbital wall sanders and giraffe sanders.
• Rectangular Sanding Pads – for use with rectangular head sanders when you need to get into right angle shaped spaces such as corners.
• Sanding Mesh – a type of cushioned abrasive capable of producing a fine, uniform pattern.

Our sanding pads come in a range of grits and pack sizes to suit your needs – with options ranging from 120 to 240 grit in packets ranging from 5 to 25 sanding pads or sanding mesh per pack depending on the product. Our range comes from manufacturers you know and trust for the quality of their products – from our own BetaBoard range through to industry leaders such as Pro Screen, Wallboard and Intex. Please click on the specific products for all the up-to-date details, specifications and pack size information.

If you need buying advice or if you cannot find the exact plaster supplies or sanding supplies you need on our website, visit us in store at one of our five store locations across Greater Brisbane and South East Queensland, or get in touch online now and we will get back to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Often Do You Need to Change Sanding Pads?

How long your sandpaper pads last depends on what you use it for and how frequently you use it. Sanding mesh and pads should be used for as long as it is serving its purpose, however common signs that you are ready to replace your sanding pad includes reduced efficiency, poor connection between your sander and pad, or visible wear and tear.

Should You Push Down When Using an Orbital Sander?

Only very light pressure is required when using an orbital sander, with any excessive pressure or uneven movements likely to cause an imperfect finish. Ensure the pad is completely flat against the material you are working with and then let the weight of your hand and sander apply the downward pressure as you move the sander in the direction of the grain. Ensure you are doing steady movements and periodically inspecting your work to ensure you are applying the right amount of pressure.