3M 7010359446 5 Inch P800 Abrasive Disc Aluminum Oxide

Product Description

The 3M 7010359446 is a coated abrasive disc designed for close-tolerance finish sanding in auto body and collision repair work. Built on a tear-resistant film backing, the disc maintains a consistent surface throughout its service life, making it well suited for paint preparation and paint defect removal. The aluminum oxide mineral cuts fast, resists loading, and holds its edge longer than standard paper-backed discs. Resin bonding adds heat resistance to extend disc life under continuous use. The Stikita pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows rapid disc changes without tools.

This disc is used in standard collision repair and auto body refinishing applications where a high-quality surface finish is required before paint application. Typical scenarios include featheredging, spot repair prep, and final leveling of primer or filler. At P800 grit, it is appropriate for final prep stages where a smooth, defect-free surface is critical. The 5 inch diameter fits standard dual-action and random orbital sanders commonly used in body shop environments.

Key Features

• Tear-resistant film backing provides consistent finish and durability across the disc surface
• Aluminum oxide abrasive cuts fast and resists loading for extended disc life
• Resin bond system resists heat buildup during continuous sanding
• Stikita adhesive attachment enables fast, tool-free disc changes
• P800 grit suited for final paint prep and removal of surface defects
• 5 inch diameter compatible with standard dual-action orbital sanders

Compatibility

Designed for use with 5 inch Stikita-compatible random orbital and dual-action sanders used in standard collision repair and auto body refinishing applications.

Installation Notes

Installation and disc changes are performed by body shop technicians and professional detailers. Power down the sander before attaching or removing the disc. Press the disc firmly onto the sanding pad to ensure full adhesive contact before operating. Inspect the backing pad for wear or contamination that could affect disc adhesion or finish quality.