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Old 06-02-2012, 07:29 PM
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I understand how PSA (pressure sensitive adhesive) discs are used.

I understand how hook and loop discs work.

What do you do with plain back discs!!?? I got 300 of them, they are 5" discs.

80, 180 and 280 grits if I remember correctly.

Is there a spray adhesive that can be used to attach them to a DA sander or am I just in possession of a lifetime supply of hand sanding paper!!??
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Yes there was a spray glue
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Any decent auto parts store, that carries auto body stuff.

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3M disc adhesive. Spray or in a tube. Used it all the time when I started out in the Autobody Trade.
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Thanks for the reply's, I have to try something, I do not think I will be able to use all the discs by hand.

Also I have some P-S-A discs for a 8" disc sander that lost their "A".

I will try the spray adhesive.
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NAPA should carry it
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