Supergrit Abrasives

SOLID PLAIN PAPER CARBO RED AO RESIN DISCS

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$6.39 $9 In stock

SOLID PLAIN PAPER CARBO RED AO RESIN DISCS from Supergrit Abrasives are plain paper resin discs offered in a 36E grit. This listing is for a 6" disc in a pack of 50.

  • Product: Solid plain paper Carbo Red AO resin discs
  • Grit: 36E
  • Dimensions: 6"
  • Quantity: Pack of 50
  • Brand: Supergrit-Dev
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella V. ★★★★★

Used these for stripping paint off an old metal cabinet and the 36E grit chewed through layers without clogging. The 6-inch size fits my orbital sander perfectly and fifty discs in the pack should last me through the rest of the garage.

Leo F. ★★★★★

The 36E grit on these 6-inch discs cuts through rust and old paint on my truck panels without loading up, and the resin bond holds up way longer than the cheaper paper ones I've tried. Fifty in a pack means I'm not reordering every other week, which is a solid plus for the money.

David U. ★★★★★

Got through a full pack of these 6-inch discs on my air sander, and the 36E resin bond holds up way better than the cheapies I used before. Fifty in a box means I didn't have to reorder mid-job, which is always a win.