sandpaper

IPA: sˈændpeɪpɝ

(uncountable) Strong paper coated with (traditionally) sand or (today) manufactured aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or other abrasive material, used for smoothing and polishing.
(countable) A sheet of such paper.

Examples of "sandpaper" in Sentences

Glued to the sandpaper is a tiny cutout image of a woman's shoe.
Finishing materials such as sandpaper, shellac, varnish, paint, and thinner may also be needed.
I had to use very fine grain sandpaper to get rid of one big scratch, but now the whole screen is hazy.
Contemporaneously the child is taught to recognise and touch some of the letters of the alphabet made in sandpaper.
At this point, if the child already knows how to write, we may present the figures cut in sandpaper and mounted upon cards.
Mr. Culler says he hopes the Cubitron II technology will eventually be applied to the kind of sandpaper people use at home.
Cards upon which the single letters of the alphabet are mounted in sandpaper; larger cards containing groups of the same letters.
In addition to these alphabets we have a set of the capital letters mounted in sandpaper upon cardboard, and another, in which they are cut from cardboard.
Something a lot more important is that I finally cut off my goatee, tears were shed and stories told then WHAM! after seven months of growth my manly mug was as smooth as a babies butt with fine grain sandpaper stuck to it.