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10" Silicon Carbide 80G Sanding Disk

10" Silicon Carbide 80G Sanding Disk - Main image
$4.8 $6.95 In stock

Category: Tools

  • Silicon carbide hardness is second only to diamond 10" dia waterproof, self-adhesive disk
  • Medium 80 grit Use on heat generating materials, hardened steel, stone, ceramics, glass
  • Works with our retired #86794 Variable Speed Sander and other brands power or orbital sanders
  • 10 Inch Silicon Carbide Waterproof Self-adhesive Disk for use with our retired #86794 Variable Speed Sander.
  • Use silicone carbide when sanding hardened steel tools, stone, ceramics, tiles, glass and other hard, heat-generating materials.
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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby ★★★★★

Cut through my hardened steel rod like butter, and the waterproof adhesive still clung tight after I flushed it with water mid-job. For $12 this 80-grit disk is a steal if you work with glass or stone regularly.

Hannah ★★★★☆

The adhesive backing held perfectly on my glass pieces without peeling up, which I appreciated. I just wish the disks came in a slightly finer grit for the final polish.

Eli ★★★★☆

Used these on a batch of ceramic tiles for a backsplash project, and the 80 grit holds up well without loading up too fast. The self-adhesive backing stuck firmly to the backing pad, which was a nice surprise. Only minor gripe is that it wears a bit faster than I'd like on hardened steel.