Trend 225Mm 180G Pro Mesh Drywall Sanding Disc, 5 Pack AB/225/180P

Trend 225mm 180 Grit Pro Mesh Drywall Sanding Discs – 5 Pack (AB/225/180P)

The Trend AB/225/180P is a 5 pack of 225mm, 180 grit professional mesh sanding discs for drywall sanders and long-reach wall and ceiling sanders. 180 grit is a fine grade, ideal for achieving a smooth, paint-ready finish on plaster, joint filler and skimmed walls, feathering edges and keying surfaces between coats.

The open mesh structure extracts dust across the entire disc for a cleaner, safer work area and a consistent finish without swirl marks from trapped debris. Hook & loop backing with universal fitment means no extraction holes to align, making it quick to step up from a coarser grit to 180 for finishing.

Key Features

• Superior dust extraction: The open net structure removes dust through the whole disc surface for a safer workspace and an immaculate finish.
• Self-sharpening aluminium oxide grit: Semi-friable aluminium oxide grains continually expose fresh cutting edges for consistent performance and long disc life.
• Anti-clog stearate coating: Reduces heat build-up and clogging, especially on fillers, paints, resinous timbers and heat-sensitive materials.
• Universal fitment: No need to align extraction holes. Fits 225mm hook & loop sanding pads.
• Dual-layer resin-over-resin bond: Heat-resistant phenolic resin keeps grit firmly bonded to the mesh backing.
• Ultra-flexible, tear-resistant mesh: Robust, heat-resistant backing with excellent edge and grit retention.
• Hook & loop attachment: Secure fixing and fast disc changes when working through the grits.

Applications

Fine smoothing of plaster, drywall and filler, feathering, keying between coats, denibbing and light finishing on wood, paint, plastic and metal. Suitable for professional decorators, plasterers and DIY users.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 180 grit used for on drywall and plaster?
180 grit is a fine grade used for the final smoothing of plaster and joint filler before painting, and for feathering edges so repairs blend in.

Should I use 120 or 180 grit for sanding filler?
Use 120 grit to level and shape the filler, then 180 grit to refine the surface for a smooth, paint-ready finish.

Can 180 grit be used between coats of paint?
Yes, it’s suitable for keying and light denibbing between coats. For a finer finish on the final coats, 240 grit or higher is often preferred.

Do Trend mesh sanding discs need holes lined up?
No. The mesh design extracts dust across the whole disc, so there are no holes to align.

What sanders do these 225mm discs fit?
They fit 225mm drywall, wall and ceiling sanders with a hook & loop sanding pad.