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đ ď¸ From leveling a fresh paint job to smoothing drywall compound or refinishing a piece of metal, these 125mm (5âinch) wet and dry sanding film discs give you the cutting power you need across a 600 to 5000 grit range. Unlike thin paper that tears under pressure, the durable aluminum oxide film stays sharp and resists loading â especially when used wet. The 6âhole design aligns with standard multiâhole backing pads to pull dust away, keeping your work surface visible and your abrasive cleaner longer. Available in various colours (shipped randomly), these discs work on automotive paint, wood, plaster, plastic, and even grout or tile adhesive â making them a true allârounder for your orbital sander, rotary tool, or hand block.
| Diameter | 125 mm (approx. 5 inches) |
|---|---|
| Number of Holes | 6 holes |
| Grit Range | 600 ⢠800 ⢠1000 ⢠1200 ⢠1500 ⢠2000 ⢠3000 ⢠4000 ⢠5000 |
| Abrasive Material | Aluminum oxide |
| Backing Type | Flexible sanding film |
| Usage Condition | Wet or dry (waterproof) |
| Color | Black / White / Red / Green / Blue / Orange / Purple / Grey / Brown (shipped randomly) |
| Compatible Tools | Orbital sanders, rotary tools, oscillating tools, hand sanding blocks with 5" 6âhole backing pads |
| Suitable Applications | Automotive paint sanding, woodworking, metal, plaster, drywall, grout, mortar, tile adhesive, and more |
The 6âhole pattern matches standard 6âhole orbital sander backing pads commonly found on many 5âinch random orbital sanders. If your pad uses a different pattern (5âhole, 8âhole, etc.), the holes may not align perfectly, and dust extraction will be reduced â but the disc will still sand effectively. We recommend checking your backing padâs hole count before ordering to get the full dustâcollection benefit.
Aluminum oxide is an excellent allâpurpose abrasive that performs very well in both wet and dry sanding. Itâs tough and selfâsharpening, so it lasts a long time on wood, metal, plaster, and automotive paint. While silicon carbide is slightly harder, aluminum oxide is more costâeffective for general bodywork and construction jobs, and on clear coats it produces a very even scratch thatâs easy to buff out.
Colours are shipped randomly from the available range (black, white, red, green, blue, orange, purple, grey, brown). The abrasive performance is identical regardless of colour â the grit grade and aluminum oxide grain are what matter. If you receive a mix of colours, simply sort them by the grit marked on the back.
For heavy material removal like drywall compound, grout, or mortar, youâll want the coarser end of the range (600â1000 grit). These grits cut quickly without the loading issues youâd get with finer papers. For a smooth wall finish before painting, step up to 1500â2000 grit. Remember that these are filmâbacked, so they stand up to the moisture often present in drywall and tile work far better than paper sheets.
These are sanding discs, not polishing pads. After finishing your sanding sequence up to 5000 grit, the surface should be highly refined and almost glossy. At that point, you should switch to a foam polishing pad with compound or polish to bring out the final shine. Using these discs correctly will dramatically reduce the amount of polishing compound and time you need.
