ABRASIVE DISC 5IN P1000HOOKIT FILM 50BX - 3M Automotive

Part #: 55707

The 3M Automotive Hookit Film Abrasive Disc 55707 is engineered for professional technicians requiring precision and consistency in fine finishing applications. This 5-inch P1000 grit film disc is designed to deliver uniform abrasive action, making it suitable for critical sanding stages in both automotive and industrial environments. Each box contains 50 discs, providing ample supply for demanding projects.

Key Features

  • Durable Film Backing: Offers enhanced tear resistance and a more consistent abrasive cut compared to traditional paper-backed discs, leading to longer product life.
  • Precision P1000 Grit: Ideal for achieving an exceptionally fine finish, preparing surfaces for polishing, or removing minor clear coat defects.
  • 3M Hookit Attachment System: Enables quick and secure disc changes, maximizing uptime and efficiency on the job.
  • Consistent Finish: Provides uniform scratch patterns, which is crucial for achieving high-quality results and minimizing rework.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by 3M Automotive to meet the rigorous demands of professional automotive and industrial repair.

Applications

This abrasive disc is commonly used by professional automotive body technicians and industrial mechanics for a variety of tasks. It excels in refining painted surfaces, clear coats, and composites prior to polishing, effectively removing dust nibs, orange peel, and other surface imperfections. The P1000 grit is also suitable for final sanding steps in woodworking, metal finishing, and marine applications where a smooth, blemish-free surface is required before the final finish.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: 3M Automotive
  • Model Number: 55707
  • Product Name: ABRASIVE DISC 5IN P1000HOOKIT FILM 50BX
  • Disc Diameter: 5 inches
  • Grit: P1000
  • Backing Type: Film, Hookit Attachment
  • Quantity: 50 discs per box
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$43.59

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This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 10 October, 2026.