I realize this as already prob been covered, but im still lost. Looking for part numbers or advice on where to find 7" velcro disc to "clean" tires.
Grinding tires
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I wouldnt use velcro... Checkout autobodytoolmart.com they have the items there you need...
There maybe other outfits out there also.. But that is where I got my stuff...
I got the "stikit" kind.. 80 grit paper disk and a backpad... This is a 8"pad and disk...
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This is what I ordered..
Product Quantity Sub Total:
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3M Green Corps Stikit 8" Production Discs-80 Grade Discs - 01549
SKU: 4272
1 $96.99
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3M Stikit 8" Air Disc Pad - 05579
SKU: 4324
1 $45.99
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Subtotal: $142.98
Tax: $0.00
Shipping (Ground): $13.99
Total: $156.97
Thank you for your purchase.
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We get our velcro ones from Home Depot in the rental section. They fit some kind of floor scrubbing machine. Think there 6 5/8inches or something like that. Hope this helps.
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I use a variable speed 7 in from harbor freight. Was like 40 bucks. Let grinder get up to speed before touch tire and lasted 2 yrs n counting. Spin just fast enough so sander dont bog and burn up. I use 80 grit. Bought adapter so paper has nut in center to tie to pad. Easier o find sanding disks w this style. I got it at northern tool.
Also i was curious do ya sand side to side or up and down? Or dont matter? Thanks.
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I like to use this same combo and 36 grit. I cut the rear tires across and the front tires around so all the little cuts work in the direction of the way I would cut the tire. We have tried this at practice and on fresh tires the car was around .10-.25 seconds a lap better for a few laps and it was mostly thru and out of the corners.Originally posted by rocketdent View PostI use a variable speed 7 in from harbor freight. Was like 40 bucks. Let grinder get up to speed before touch tire and lasted 2 yrs n counting. Spin just fast enough so sander dont bog and burn up. I use 80 grit. Bought adapter so paper has nut in center to tie to pad. Easier o find sanding disks w this style. I got it at northern tool.
Also i was curious do ya sand side to side or up and down? Or dont matter? Thanks.
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