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2-3/4"X16 1/2" GRIP P040 GOLD - US Chemical & Plastics

Part #: 084403

The US Chemical & Plastics 084403 2-3/4"X16 1/2" GRIP P040 GOLD abrasive sheet is engineered for professional technicians requiring aggressive material removal and consistent results in demanding automotive and industrial applications. This Gold Pro® series sanding sheet features a coarse P040 grit and convenient hook-and-loop attachment, designed for efficiency and durability in the shop.

Key Features

  • P040 Grit Abrasive: Provides aggressive cutting action for rapid stock removal, stripping old finishes, and shaping body filler.
  • Hook-and-Loop (GRIP) Attachment: Enables quick and secure attachment and removal from compatible sanding blocks and tools, maximizing workflow efficiency.
  • Durable Latex Paper Backing: Constructed with robust paper backing that supports both wet and dry sanding applications, offering extended service life.
  • Anti-Clog Coating: Features a specialized coating to resist clogging and pilling, maintaining consistent abrasive performance and a uniform finish.
  • Resin-Over-Resin Bonding: Premium resin-over-resin bonded grains ensure efficient, fast, and smooth results under professional use conditions.

Applications

This professional-grade abrasive sheet is ideal for a range of heavy-duty sanding tasks across various industries. It is particularly effective for automotive body repair, including paint stripping, feathering, and initial shaping of body fillers and putties to prepare surfaces for subsequent finishing stages. Its robust construction also makes it suitable for industrial metal preparation, coarse woodworking, and other applications where aggressive material removal and a durable abrasive are required.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: US Chemical & Plastics
  • Model Number: 084403
  • Dimensions: 2-3/4 inches (W) x 16-1/2 inches (L)
  • Grit: P040
  • Attachment Type: Hook and Loop (GRIP)
  • Backing Material: Paper

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 25 February, 2015.