Sand paper attachment?

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vdsavell
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Sand paper attachment?

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Just got my first SS. I need some basic guidance in how to attach the sandpaper to the sander disk. Any help for a lost neophyte?
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The paper disks use pressure sensitve adhesive (PSA). Just peel the back off, center the paper on the disk, and press on.
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Which kind of sandpaper do ya have? PSA or Velcro?
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For paper where the adhesive has gotten a little old, the "stickieness" can be re-newed with 3M77 spray adhesive. Do not use 3M90, it is permanent.
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I'm not really answering your question, but I just started using a SS about a year ago. I had problems with the discs peeling off, I recommend storing it face down once you get it on that is.
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boostfan wrote:I'm not really answering your question, but I just started using a SS about a year ago. I had problems with the discs peeling off, I recommend storing it face down once you get it on that is.

Have a problem like this???? Let a heat lamp, or sunshine warm up the disk so it is warm to hold - then the SS pressure sensitive paper should come off pretty easy. Remember to clean up the disk with Mineral Spirits of another solvent before putting on another sanding disk.
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