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Deerfos 3 Inch Abrasive Discs - 10 Pack
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- Deerfos abrasive discs are the fastest cutting, longest lasting hook-and-loop sanding discs we’ve ever used. In an instant you can tell these aren’t run of the mill sanding discs but rather tough, durable sanding discs that are up to the most demanding task.
- Fast cutting aluminum oxide abrasive
- Tough polyester film backing will not tear or crumple
- Stearate coating minimizes clogging
- Backing guaranteed not to separate
- Use for wet and dry sanding
- Up to 2000 grit available for fine finish sanding
Guaranteed not to crumple or delaminate over time, Deerfos sanding discs are made of a tear-resistant polyester film with premium aluminum oxide abrasive so they cut fast, last a long time and resist clogging– thanks to the stearate coating.
We guarantee Deerfos abrasive discs will never separate or your money back. With a wide range of grits to choose from for heavy sanding and shaping to fine polishing, we have the right grit for you.
Give Deerfos abrasive discs a try. We think you’ll agree that no other sanding disc compares in quality, consistency and value.
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Good to get the blues sometimes
WELLS in CA
Comments On Jan 27, 2020:I've purchased sanding discs from Craft in green, gray, gold, red, and blue. They all work, but some keep their cutting edge longer, wrinkle or tear less readily, resist clogging better, and seem to have "grippier" fuzzy loop backing. There is not a major price difference. Most of my current and future purchases will be blue.
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Good so far ...
TOM in AK
Comments On Jan 21, 2015:Although I have used these for just one project, I like them. They are more flexible than the green disks that I have been using. I was able to get concave sanding done without getting edge marks from the disks on the adjacent surfaces (I used a thick soft pad behind the sanding disk). The only drawback that I can say is that the GRIT was not clearly marked on the back of all the disks. The first thing I had to do is open each package and CLEARLY MARK the grit on the back of each piece with a marker.
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