For sanding of automotive paint, the 1500 grade disc will level an excessively textured surface, cut away dirt nibs, and remove surface scratches and scuffs.

If the task at hand requires texture matching of repainted areas as opposed to leveling, give the 1500 grade Foam Finishing Discs a shot instead.  For final sanding regardless the task, follow up with 3000 grade Foam Finishing Discs.

Note: These discs must be used dampened with water.

 10-29-2015 NOTE:  This product has unfortunately been discontinued.  The only option we currently have is the Mirka Silver Discs, but they are not similar in performance to the Unigrit Disc. Best bet at the moment is to source 3M's Trizact Discs (we do not currently offer this recommended product). On the hunt for a replacement!

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These discs feature a soft and pliable foam backing that serves three distinct purposes.

First, the foam helps to better distribute applied pressure across the face of the disc. This ensures a consistent cut of the surface being sanded.

Next, the foam allows the sanding particles to easily conform to complex shapes and curved surfaces. Because of this, Unigrit™ Foam Finishing Discs perform incredibly well for the task of texture matching.

Finally, the foam provides a capillary effect for water distribution and management. It doesn’t just store water…it manages the flow of water, which is essential for lubrication of the sanding surface.  The "on board" water management system also keeps the disc and sanding surface clean, flushing away abraded paint residue and loose particulate as you work.

Note: Unigrit™ Foam Finishing Discs must be used with water.

To learn more about Unigrit, visit this page: All About Unigrit Discs.
All Unigrit discs, packs, & specifications are listed here.