Xili Waterproof Abrasive Paper

Xili Waterproof Abrasive Paper is a silicon-carbide wet/dry sheet on latex paper. It measures 280 x 230 mm and runs from P60 to P1500, giving buyers a broad grit ladder for metal derusting, auto care, shipbuilding work, jade and collectible polishing, home decoration and fine finishing.

The sheets have electrostatic coating, a green back and a red abrasive face. Packing is 100 sheets per pack.

Silicon carbide on latex paper

The abrasive is silicon carbide, applied by electrostatic coating for an evenly distributed cutting face across coarse and fine grits. The latex paper backing supports wet sanding.

Because this is listed for wet and dry sanding, it can be used in dry preparation work or in wet processes where the operator wants a cleaner surface and less clogging.

P60-P1500 grit ladder

This product covers a wider range than most dry sheets:

• P60-P120 - stronger sanding for metal derusting and early surface correction.
• P180-P400 - preparation stages in machining, auto care or decoration work.
• P600-P1000 - fine finishing before polishing.
• P1200-P1500 - very fine sanding for jade, collectibles and finish-sensitive surfaces.

The range should be quoted carefully because the same sheet family may be used for very different stages.

Sheet format and visual identification

The sheet size is 280 x 230 mm. It can be folded into smaller working faces or cut to fit blocks. The green back and red abrasive face make the paper easy to distinguish from black waterproof paper, dry sandpaper and cloth-backed abrasive sheets.

Packing is 100 sheets per pack, which supports mixed-grit ordering for shops that need several sanding stages in one product line.

For buyers comparing Xili sheets, this is the wet/dry silicon-carbide option. Choose Xili abrasive cloth for cloth-backed rough removal, or Xili wood sandpaper when the order is for yellow quartz-grain timber and putty work. Keeping those roles separate avoids quoting the wrong backing.

Application fit

• Machining and metal derusting - lower grits handle stronger correction.
• Shipbuilding and auto care - wet or dry use supports surface preparation and finishing.
• Jade and collectible polishing - fine grits give controlled, shallow scratches.
• Home decoration and fine finishing - the broad grit ladder supports repair and final preparation work.

Inquiry notes

The reference price shown above is per sheet. Send an inquiry with grit range, pack quantity and whether the sheets will be used wet, dry or both.