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#123415 12/07/2006 7:26 PM
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Greetings All
Has anyone ever used those sanding disks that look
like brillo pads that will either chuck into a drill or angle grinder? Not the little 2" 3M ones, these are 6" dia, and I've seen 2 different courses. If so, are they ok for frame work, underside sheetmetal ???
And how long do they last - better then sandpaper?

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You may have a bit of trouble getting into the corners of a frame with something that big.


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#123417 12/07/2006 9:51 PM
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I use them all the time. A tool store by me sells a brand called Face-Off in sizes from 4" up to 7". They're my favorite method for stripping paint and rust. Kind of expensive, but to me they're worth it. I use mostly the 5" size in my Makita GV5000 disc sander. A pack of 5 runs about $20.

They remove the paint and surface rust very fast and leave the surface of the metal ready for primer.

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Is that like a scotch bright wheel or pad? I was thinking about trying one.


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