3M 7000120262 Abrasive Disc Roll 6 Inch P400 Grit Film

Product Description

The 3M 7000120262 is a Stikit film disc roll designed for fine finish sanding across a range of surface preparation tasks. Built on a durable, tear-resistant film backing with aluminum oxide abrasive grain, these discs deliver consistent cut rates and close-tolerance finishes. The open coat construction reduces loading, keeping discs cutting efficiently through multiple passes. The pressure-sensitive adhesive backing mounts and releases quickly from compatible random orbital and disc sanders. This product is sold in roll form, eliminating the need to peel individual disc liners during production or service work.

These disc rolls are well suited for finish sanding on plastics, gel coats, and polyurethane solid surface substrates. At P400 grit, they are appropriate for final material removal passes before polishing or topcoat application. The 6-inch diameter fits standard 6-inch Stikit-compatible sanding pads. Typical users include body shop technicians, fiberglass fabricators, countertop installers, and composite surface repair professionals working in both shop and field environments.

Key Features

• Aluminum oxide abrasive grain provides fast cut and extended service life across a variety of surfaces
• Film backing is tear-resistant and promotes a consistent, close-tolerance finish
• Open coat construction minimizes disc loading for a more aggressive, sustained cut
• Pressure-sensitive Stikit adhesive allows fast mounting and clean removal from sanding pads
• Roll format eliminates individual disc liners, speeding up disc changes during continuous work
• P400 grit rating suited for fine sanding and pre-polish surface preparation

Compatibility

Designed for use with 6-inch Stikit-compatible sanding pads on random orbital and disc sanders that accept pressure-sensitive adhesive disc attachments.

Installation Notes

Secure the sanding pad to the tool before applying the disc from the roll. Ensure the pad surface is clean and free of debris before pressing the disc into place for full adhesive contact. Disconnect power to the sander before changing discs. Discard discs that show visible tears, excessive loading, or loss of abrasive grain.