3m Crystal Bay Hookit Sanding Discs 6" Da Sand Paper P400 400 Grit #02274 50ct on 2040-parts.com
Denver, Colorado, US
3M Crystal Bay Hookit Disc, #02274, 6 in, P400, 50 discs per boxProduct DescriptionUse for fine featheredging or last final sanding step before priming. Suggested back-up pad 05756 and hand pads 05791 & 05792.Auction is for 1 box containing 50 6" discs. Brand new. Shipping is fixed at $9.00 anywhere in the 48 states.
Offroad Arsenal, LLC. 16010 W. 5th Ave. Golden, CO. 80401 303-995-0794
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