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Polished stripping
9th May 1981, Page 24
9th May 1981
Page 24
Page 24, 9th May 1981
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AN ABRASIVE DISC enabling finishers to use a polish machine for stripping op( tions has been introduced the Automotive Trades grout 3M in Bracknell, Berkshire.
The 3M 241 production n nite Stikit disc is 203mm (Sin diameter, self-adhesive, and supported by a 200mm (7.. diameter back-up pad. It is (TN from tough aluminium oxide neral bonded to a strong durable heavy paper backing.
The disc has a moulded fo body, allowing easier sand on contoured surfaces a working close in to tr _mouldings and drip rails.
The pad is said to maintai true flat disc surface during while the blue vinyl face maki good contact surface for disc.