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Does anyone know where I can get wet/dry sanding discs?

http://www.woodworkersshop.com/index.as ... ProdID=267 http://woodworker.com/cgi-bin/FULLPRES. ... UM=132-224 http://www.topoftheline.com/polisherpads.html Be careful to watch trizact for ware small pieces of the disc will break-away and cause toenailing or swirls if you're using apower sander.

Thanks for the sites..I just checked them out but don't see any 3" stuff...

I buy my discs from ..[url]http://www.onlineindustrialsupply.com....they[/url] carry mirka and indassa ..they are always runnings a special with an additional 5% off order plus shipping is only 5.95 for total order..they are way cheaper than buying fron local supply house

How long do these discs last?

Can anyone reccomend a brand and model# of disc that works well?

Thanks guys.

Try the Eastwood Company. There web address is http://www.eastwood.com. I got some 400 grit 600 grit and 1000 grit 3 inch pads. They come in 25 packs for $11.69. They also have 20 packs of scuff pads for $14.39. I am not sure if they are on there site, you might have to give them a call. Hope this helps.

Vinyl-4ever
Do you use the Estwood 3"sanding discs? Do they work on wet and dry for the lenses. There are times I can not sand wet and the ones Dvelp has just don't cut it that well.

Chips1144
I looked at the 3"solid discs. Are they the ones you use? They do look like the ones GT uses for their polyhog for wet sanding.


Don D.

GT...

I dont have a system yet, Im trying to put together a system that gives Top Notch results, IPS looks good but I cant find a price, all options are open at this time, I havent made my final decesion, I want get the best of all worlds. Buffer/Sander, discs and clear.

The IPS system is around 500.00 and you have to go to fla for training...the site i gave on post 4 is much cheaper than eastwood..you can buy a box of 50 discs for between 14.00 qnd 18.00..eastman is 25 for 11.95?..the discs can be used for 2 cars depending on how you take care of them..as far as sander ..make sure it is a variable speed one...I use a jepson sander with a variable speed trigger I installed..look on lensrenew for a milwaukee sander or on dvlelup..dvelup has a clear that most people seem happy with..hope this helps

Mr Chip.
Thanks for the Info, IPS seems reasonable at $500, the trip might be tough.

The Milwaukee sander looks good, Many people use the Jepson, Sure wish it was variable speed, I was also looking at Makita and a small Bosch rechargeable screwdriver.

Thanks again.