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💪 From rough metal finishing to a consistent paint prep on your car or a silky surface on hardwood, having a disc that bridges the gap between cutting and polishing saves time and frustration. This 9" (225mm) flocking round sandpaper covers the essential 240–5000 grit range, giving you the flexibility to handle everything after heavy stock removal. The dense flocking backing locks securely onto your sander's hook pad, while the flexible body conforms to gentle contours without folding or creasing. Use them wet to keep dust down and avoid loading, or dry for quick touch‑ups — either way, you get uniform scratch patterns and a reliable finish on metal, wood, automotive panels, artificial stone, and even jewelry repair.
| Diameter | 9 inches (225 mm) |
|---|---|
| Grit Range | 240 • 320 • 400 • 600 • 800 • 1000 • 1200 • 1500 • 2000 • 3000 • 5000 |
| Abrasive Material | Premium aluminum oxide |
| Backing Type | Flocking (hook & loop) for secure attachment |
| Compatibility | 9‑inch backing pads on orbital sanders, polishers, and rotary tools |
| Usage Condition | Wet or dry |
| Recommended Applications | Artificial stone, wood furniture, metalworking, automotive bodywork, jewelry polishing |
These discs feature a flocking (hook & loop) backing, not a peel‑and‑stick adhesive. You’ll need a 9‑inch (225mm) backing pad with hook material on your sander or polisher. Press the disc firmly onto the pad and it will stay put during polishing; it removes cleanly when you’re ready to switch grits.
Think of it as your “mid‑stage to finish” set. 240–400 grit smooths out coarse scratches and levels minor imperfections. 600–1000 grit refines the surface for primer or paint. 1500–3000 grit prepares for high‑gloss polishing, and 5000 grit brings out a mirror‑like shine. Always work through the grits progressively for the best result.
Yes, they are designed to perform excellently wet. Soak or rinse the disc with water, keep the surface wet while sanding, and you’ll notice much less clogging, a cooler working temperature, and a smoother final finish — especially on clear coats, gelcoat, and stone.
Absolutely. The flexible but tough body combined with sharp aluminum oxide grain holds up well on metal surfaces, including aluminum alloys and mild steel. For detailed jewelry finishing, they provide the control and uniform scratch pattern needed before polishing compounds, without tearing or excessive wear.
