Supergrit Abrasives

6" SOLID LONG HOOK CONVERSION DISC PSA TO H&L

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$4.23 $6.5 In stock

6" SOLID LONG HOOK CONVERSION DISC (PSA) Pressure Sensitive Adhesive TO (H&L) Hook & Loop. Eventually the heat of friction from sanding weakens the nylon hooks. Discs start detaching. Instead of buying an expensive new pad, just glue on a new hook surface to your back-up pad.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher ★★★★★

The adhesive on these conversion discs holds strong even after extended sanding sessions, which was my main worry. They finally give me a reliable hook-and-loop setup without the constant detachment issue.

Ruby ★★★★★

I’ve been using these conversion discs for a few weeks now, and the PSA backing holds firm even after heavy sanding sessions. The hook-and-loop side gives me quick pad swaps without any peeling issues. Keeps my work moving smoothly.

Sophia F. ★★★★★

This conversion disc is way sturdier than the cheap ones I've been using, the long hooks really grab the backing pad firmly. I've been swapping it between two different sanders all week and the PSA hasn't budged a bit, which is a huge relief since I was tired of discs flying off mid-job. The extra c