3M 7100123051 Hookit 260L 6 Inch P1000 Abrasive Disc

Product Description

The 3M 7100123051 is a Hookit 260L Purple Finishing Film Abrasive Disc designed for final-stage surface preparation on automotive clear coat and painted panels. Built on a flexible, durable film backing, this disc uses aluminum oxide abrasive with a specially formulated coating that cuts consistently, resists loading, and minimizes pigtail scratches left behind during sanding. The result is a uniform, easy-to-polish surface that reduces the number of correction steps needed before buffing. At P1000 grit and 6 inches in diameter, this disc suits detailers, body technicians, and surface finishing pros working on light defect removal and pre-polish prep.

This disc is suited for use on automotive clear coat, single-stage paints, and primed panels where a fine, consistent scratch pattern is required before machine polishing. The film backing conforms well to curved body panels and contoured surfaces, making it effective on doors, hoods, and quarter panels. It is sold in box quantities with a minimum order of 4 units, making it appropriate for shop stock. Hole pattern designs are available within the product line to support dust extraction systems.

Key Features

• Aluminum oxide abrasive cuts fast and maintains consistent cut rate across the disc life
• Specially formulated coating reduces pigtail scratches and extends abrasive life
• Flexible film backing conforms to curved and contoured surfaces
• Compatible with Hookit attachment systems for fast, tool-free disc change-outs
• Leaves a fine, uniform scratch pattern that polishes out efficiently
• Available with multiple hole pattern designs for use with dust extraction setups

Compatibility

Designed for use with Hookit-style backup pads and random orbital or orbital sanders that accept 6-inch hook-and-loop abrasive discs.

Installation Notes

Mount the disc onto a clean, dry Hookit-compatible backup pad, ensuring full surface contact before use. Inspect the backup pad for debris or worn hooks that could cause uneven pressure or premature disc release. Always power down the sander before changing discs. Follow applicable shop safety practices and equipment manufacturer guidelines for speed ratings when selecting a backup pad.