Under Coating Removal Disc & Paint Stripping Discs...cleans & preps metal
11-14-2012, 12:48 PM
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Under Coating Removal Disc & Paint Stripping Discs...cleans & preps metal
These discs are great for taking off paint, undercoating and rust.
The nice thing is they won't take down any metal like a flap disc. They are non-woven so if you hold it up to a sharp edge it will wear away quick.
But for heavy coatings like bedliner the Coating Removal Discs are great. The discs are non-loading unlike sandpaper. So it takes the paint off a lot faster.
We stock all of these discs Use Code: GRIT
The nice thing is they won't take down any metal like a flap disc. They are non-woven so if you hold it up to a sharp edge it will wear away quick.
But for heavy coatings like bedliner the Coating Removal Discs are great. The discs are non-loading unlike sandpaper. So it takes the paint off a lot faster.
We stock all of these discs Use Code: GRIT
12-06-2012, 11:02 PM
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These have been getting great reviews on quality and finish. And there must be a lot rigs getting stripped down over the holiday's. The paint strippers have been going out in all sizes. Keep it coming Cherokee's!
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05-16-2013, 10:24 AM
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Here's a couple more pics from the welding table clean-up. Some of these rust spots were took a lot of pressure to bring the surface back to life.
I was trading up with the flap disc in certain areas but it would work good and then load up. The paint stripper disc did load a little bit but stripped the most volume in the shortest time
Here a profile of the table edge caked with some paint. You could feel the chips hitting my feet along with some of the disc material!
I was trading up with the flap disc in certain areas but it would work good and then load up. The paint stripper disc did load a little bit but stripped the most volume in the shortest time
Here a profile of the table edge caked with some paint. You could feel the chips hitting my feet along with some of the disc material!
05-20-2013, 02:26 PM
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Here are the pics of the "centerless" wheels. You'll get more abrasive material per dollar spent, but they do take a bit more time to load..
This is the arbor for the 4" and 6" wheels
These are for the 8" wheels. They need a bigger arbor to clamp & keep the wheel from spinning on the shaft.
This is the arbor for the 4" and 6" wheels
These are for the 8" wheels. They need a bigger arbor to clamp & keep the wheel from spinning on the shaft.
