3m Red Disc Roll 6" P400 Grit 300shts on 2040-parts.com
Midwest, US
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3M Red Stick It 6" Disc Sandpaper Roll P400Grit. 100 discs per roll this is for 3 rolls [300shts] 3M Red Abrasives - A comprehensive "Best in Class" line of economical abrasives designed to meet your shop and sanding needs. Fast cutting and long lasting to increase productivity. Re-attachable fastening system to extend disc life through reuse. Quick attachment to the tool pad face. |
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