
Festool Granat 5-Inch Disc, 150 Grit (25-pack)
Pre-finish. When the surface has finally done what you needed it to do.
FEPA P-grade · Converted
P150 paper averages about 100 µm on the FEPA table. On the US CAMI scale that is about CAMI 150. A sheet printed plain "150" is about 92 µm, close enough that the P barely matters at this grade.
What P150 is for
Pre-primer smoothness; softwoods before finish.
Either side of P150
At this grade

Pre-finish. When the surface has finally done what you needed it to do.

Open mesh pre-finish. The surface stays clean because the dust actually leaves.
Questions people ask
About 150. P150 averages 100 microns on the FEPA table and CAMI 150 averages 92, so the scratch is close to the same.
About 100 microns average particle diameter, per the FEPA P-grade table (ISO 6344).
Close enough to treat as the same. P150 averages 100 microns and CAMI 150 (a bare "150" on US paper) averages 92.
3M pairs P150 with Trizact A130 in its Trizact brochure. Don't read the A-number as microns: 3M's own pairings put A45 at P400, which averages 35 microns on the FEPA table.
Convert any other grade, from CAMI, microns or a Trizact A-number, on the grit converter.
Sizes are average particle diameters from the published FEPA (ISO 6344) and CAMI (ANSI B74.12/B74.18) tables. "Nearest" means within 10%; otherwise both neighbors are shown. Trizact pairings are 3M's own. Sources: Wikipedia, "Sandpaper" grit table (rev. 1127917881); Klingspor coated abrasives grit chart; 3M Trizact A-to-P table.