Renegade 5" Gold Hook & Loop (Velcro) Sanding Disks | Box of 50
Hook & Loop Sanding Discs For Metal Polishing
✅ PREMIUM DISCS FOR ALUMINUM AND STAINLESS POLISHING
✅ AVAILABLE IN WIDE GRIT RANGE FROM 120 TO 800 GRIT!
✅ MOST POPULAR GRITS ARE 320 & 400 GRIT
✅ BEST SANDING DISCS FOR POLISHING ALCOA WHEELS, GAS TANKS, FENDERS, GRILLS, AIR COOLERS ETC.
✅ #1 SANDING DISC IN THE TRUCKING & BIG RIG MARKET
Hook & Loop (Velcro) Sanding Disks are ideal for creating a smooth, even surface prior to polishing. Sanding with progressively finer grits will help to hide pits, scratches & burns to help attain a flawless, mirror-like finish. These discs are designed for polishing both aluminum and stainless steel and are available in 120 grit, 180 grit, 220 grit, 320 grit, 400 grit, 600 grit & 800 grit.
A good rule of thumb when sanding aluminum or stainless is that you should always start with the least aggressive grit possible to get out the imperfections that are on your workpiece such as your gas tank, alcoa wheel, bumper, fender etc. As an example, if you want to get out pits or scratched from a tank, you should first start with a less aggressive grit like 220 or 320 and see if that will get your initial scratch out. If it does then great, less work for you and you can now progress now through the stages of sanding. If it doesn't, go a grit lower to a 180 and see if that gets it out. It is very rare, other than in very bad cases that polishers will need to sand down to a 120 grit or coarser.
While we offer coarse grits such as 120, 180 & 220, we often find that the most common grits for metal polishing are 320, 400! The Brown Tripoli Compound for aluminum polishing (cut stage on aluminum) and the Black Magic Compound for stainless polishing (cut stage on stainless) can get out scratches from the sandpaper at a 400 grit so it is really only necessary to go to a 600 or 800 grit polish if you are a professional and are looking for a show quality shine.
What sander is best for metal polishing?
We recommend two different sanders that you can use with your sanding process before going into your metal polishing with buffing wheels & buffing compound. One is corded and is great quality and the other is a cordless for those that have a little extra budget and want the added convenience. Both are fantastic quality and work with our sanding discs.
1. Corded Orbital sander - Craftsman Random Orbit Sander
2. Cordless Orbital Sander - Milwaukee Cordless Orbital Sander
