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About this item Black Discs for Precision: Set includes 12 black paint stripper discs designed for efficient rust and paint removal. Ideal Size: Each disc measures 4-1/2" (115mm) in diameter with a 7/8" (22mm) bore, fitting most 4-1/2" angle grinders. Durable Silicon Carbide: Built with high-quality 46# silicon carbide grains, offering long-lasting performance for tough surface treatments. Wide Application: Effective on metal, wood, and plastic, these discs quickly remove rust, paint, weld spatter, and other contaminants. Fast & Efficient: Designed for quick, consistent sanding and grinding with minimal surface damage, perfect for DIYers and professionals alike. › See more product details
Black Discs for Precision Set includes 12 black paint stripper discs designed for efficient rust and paint removal.
Ideal Size Each disc measures 4-1/2" (115mm) in diameter with a 7/8" (22mm) bore, fitting most 4-1/2" angle grinders.
Durable Silicon Carbide Built with high-quality 46# silicon carbide grains, offering long-lasting performance for tough surface treatments.
Wide Application Effective on metal, wood, and plastic, these discs quickly remove rust, paint, weld spatter, and other contaminants.
Fast & Efficient Designed for quick, consistent sanding and grinding with minimal surface damage, perfect for DIYers and professionals alike.
Reviewing: WelderElite 4" x 5/8" Grinding Discs for Angle Grinder Rust Paint Stripping Wheels, Metal & Wood Surface Cleaner-Black Between restorations, modifications and custom fabrications, I do a lot of metal work. I've used stripper discs ever since they came out with them because of how effective and efficient they are at cleaning any metal surface down to bare metal. Rust, paint, even epoxy is gone in seconds. I can't imagine ever going back to wire wheels (although I still use wire wheels to get into tight corners). A few pro-tips for using these discs:• Work from the center of a surface out to the edges - going from the edges in will wear these down much faster.• Let the tool do the work - use only a little pressure. The work will go faster, and the discs will last longer.• Don't try to get into tight corners with these discs - you'll only end up overheating them and leaving melted polymer swirls on top of the corner you didn't get clean, and (you guessed it) burn through the discs faster than necessary. I've been trying to figure out the different grits associated with the different colors, but I haven't found any definitive answers so it may be that the color and grit are not always related. That being said, these black discs do seem to be a bit softer material than the blue and purple ones I usually use.I hope this helps!