Mirka Sanding Block Cork 100x60x40mm

The Mirka Sanding Block Cork is a practical hand-sanding accessory designed to provide controlled, even sanding pressure for a smooth and consistent finish. Made from natural cork, the block offers a comfortable grip while providing enough support to help maintain an even sanding surface.

Ideal for automotive, woodworking, painting and general workshop applications, the 100 x 60 x 40mm format provides a good balance between surface coverage, control and ease of handling. Simply wrap your chosen abrasive paper around the block and you're ready to sand.

Benefits

• Natural cork construction provides a comfortable and practical sanding surface.
• 100 x 60 x 40mm size offers excellent control while covering a useful sanding area.
• Even pressure distribution helps produce a more consistent sanding finish.
• Comfortable to hold for controlled hand sanding and reduced fatigue during longer jobs.
• Suitable for abrasive paper and a wide range of hand-sanding applications.
• Lightweight and easy to manoeuvre around curves, edges and flat surfaces.
• Soft-form cork construction provides a degree of flexibility while maintaining support for the abrasive.
• Reusable sanding accessory suitable for professional workshops, automotive refinishing and DIY applications.

Ideal For

• Automotive refinishing and panel preparation
• Paint preparation
• Woodworking
• General workshop sanding
• Hand sanding flat and contoured surfaces
• DIY and professional applications

Mirka Sanding Block Cork is a simple yet effective solution for achieving greater control and consistency when hand sanding. Pair it with quality Mirka abrasive paper for a professional sanding process across automotive, workshop and DIY applications.

1. Select the appropriate abrasive: Choose an abrasive paper with the grit required for the job and the material being sanded.
2. Position the abrasive: Wrap or position the abrasive paper around the Mirka Sanding Block, ensuring the sanding surface is flat and secure.
3. Apply even pressure: Hold the block firmly and use controlled, overlapping strokes across the surface. Avoid excessive pressure, which can cause uneven wear and reduce abrasive performance.
4. Sand progressively: When refining a surface, work through the appropriate grit sequence rather than jumping excessively between grits.
5. Check your progress: Regularly inspect the surface and remove sanding dust before moving to the next stage.
6. Replace the abrasive: Change the abrasive when it becomes worn, clogged or ineffective.