Supergrit Abrasives

9" SOLID H&L RED DISC

9" SOLID H&L RED DISC - Main image
$1.14 $1.75 In stock

This 9-inch solid hook-and-loop red disc is designed for sanding and finishing tasks. Available in your choice of grit to match the level of refinement you need.

  • 9-inch diameter for broad surface coverage
  • Hook-and-loop backing for quick disc changes
  • Solid construction for consistent performance
  • Red color for easy identification
  • Choose from 180 or 320 grit, sold individually
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★

The 9-inch size covers a lot more surface per pass, which cut my sanding time on a big tabletop nearly in half. The hook-and-loop backing holds tight and swaps out in seconds, even after a full afternoon of use.

Adam ★★★★★

Swapped these onto my random orbit sander for a big tabletop glue-up and the hook-and-loop backing grabs tight without slipping. The 9-inch diameter means way fewer passes across a wide panel, and I picked a finer grit so the finish came out smooth.

Eva Z. ★★★★★

The hook-and-loop backing sticks tight to my pad and doesn't slip, even when I'm pushing hard on a big tabletop. Nine inches of coverage means fewer passes, and the red paper holds up way longer than the cheap stuff I used before.