Clean & Finish Sanding Disc
- Clean & finish surface conditioning discs in 6″ and 8″ diameters
- Coarse (green), Medium (blue), Very Fine (maroon) grades
- 1/2″ arbor hole for die grinders and drill-mounted holders
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Coarse (green) to clean and blend, Medium (blue) for satin, Very Fine (maroon) before polish. From $%MIN%.
Condition and clean, right on the arbor
Clean & finish discs are non-woven conditioning discs with a 1/2″ arbor hole — stack them on a mandrel or holder and use them for blending, cleaning and finishing metal where a hook & loop pad cannot go.
Sizes & grades
Pick your size and grade
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Strips and blends heavy marks
Uniform mid finish
Fine satin finish
Strips and blends heavy marks
Uniform mid finish
Fine satin finish
Suitability
What are these belts best for?
Use them for
- Blending and finishing on arbor-mounted holders
- Cleaning oxidation and coatings off metal
- Satin finishing in tighter setups
Not the right belt for
- Heavy stock removal — use ceramic abrasives first
- Hook & loop machines — see our H&L discs instead
Technical details
The deeper dive
Non-woven abrasive web, 6″ or 8″ diameter with a 1/2″ arbor hole.
Mounts on 1/2″ arbors, mandrels and disc holders. Pick 6″ or 8″ in the options.
Eye protection and a properly rated respirator. We recommend a full-face respirator like this one on Amazon.
Complete the setup
Works together with
Hook & Loop SC Discs
The same job on 5″ and 7″ H&L pads.
Rolloc Quick Change Discs
2″ and 3″ discs for die grinders.
Steel & Stainless Polishing Kit
Wheels and compound for the mirror step.
Questions
Clean & finish disc FAQs
How do these mount?
Through the 1/2″ arbor hole on a mandrel or disc holder — not hook & loop.
Which grade should I start with?
Coarse (green) to clean and blend, Medium (blue) for satin, Very Fine (maroon) for the final surface.
What do the colors mean?
Green = Coarse, Blue = Medium, Maroon = Very Fine.
6″ or 8″?
Match your holder and the size of the work — same grades either way.
What comes after Very Fine?
Buffing wheels and compound if you want a mirror.