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Sanding Supplies

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I’ve been buying sanding supplies at blue box as needed. Now I’m thinking I might save some $$$ if I stock up on larger quantities of the stuff I use the most, such as sanding disks, rolls of sandpaper, and adhesive backed sandpaper.

Any suggestions on where to get good value on good quality sanding supplies would be appreciated.

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Just be aware that the adhesive backed stuff has a shelf life. I don't know how long a life but from experience I know that after some time the adhesive is dead. Don't over stock!
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If the adhesive dies, I'd think a quick spritz of spray adhesive on the disc would solve the problem.
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algale wrote:If the adhesive dies, I'd think a quick spritz of spray adhesive on the disc would solve the problem.
Yes. I had to do that with the paper for my conical disk. It did the trick.
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I have found that the Diablo 5" sanding disc are about the best I've used.
I would like to know what kind of adhesive spray you guys use on the 12" disc's.i have a batch of old ones with my 10ER that I could use.
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Try ACE brand, You'll be surprised at just how good they are.
As to spray adhesive: I've had good luck with 3M #77.
paulsgreenbarn wrote:I have found that the Diablo 5" sanding disc are about the best I've used.
I would like to know what kind of adhesive spray you guys use on the 12" disc's.i have a batch of old ones with my 10ER that I could use.
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For sheets I get Norton Job Packs for my disk sander and sanding sleeves I use Klingspor's and for belts Shopsmith.
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paulsgreenbarn wrote: I would like to know what kind of adhesive spray you guys use on the 12" disc's.i have a batch of old ones with my 10ER that I could use.

As Gene said, 3M 77
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Try www.supergrit.com. They even have the 12" Velcro conversion discs.
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Klingspor is a great company for abrasives. They have it all.

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