High Teck Green Hook-and-Loop File Sheet Rolls, 2.75" Wide
P220
$28.99
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High Teck Green Hook-and-Loop File Sheet Rolls, 2.75" Wide
$28.99
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High Teck Green Hook-and-Loop File Sheet Rolls, 2.75" Wide
See title abrasive material for body-shop surface preparation. 1 roll. Use the grit table below to choose between material removal, primer work and final refinement.
At a glance
- Package quantity
- 1 roll
- Backing
- Hook-and-loop
- Abrasive
- Aluminum oxide
- Use wet or dry
- Dry sanding unless High Teck states otherwise
Part numbers and package contents
| High Teck MPN | Grit | What you receive | Typical grit use | UPC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AFR220H | P220 | 1 roll | Primer sanding and surface refinement | 810116089581 |
| AFR180H | P180 | 1 roll | Featheredge work and primer preparation | 810116089574 |
| AFR150H | P150 | 1 roll | Featheredge work and primer preparation | 810116089567 |
| AFR120H | P120 | 1 roll | Featheredge work and primer preparation | 810116089550 |
| AFR320H | P320 | 1 roll | Primer sanding and surface refinement | 810116089598 |
| AFR400H | P400 | 1 roll | Final preparation before color or clear | 810116089604 |
| AFR40H | P40 | 1 roll | Stripping, shaping and heavy material removal | 810116089536 |
| AFR80H | P80 | 1 roll | Stripping, shaping and heavy material removal | 810116089543 |
Useful shop notes
- Fast-cutting abrasive
- Quick hook-and-loop disc changes; discs can be reused while the abrasive is still serviceable
- Dust-extraction pattern where listed
- Suitable for the paint, primer, fiberglass, plastic and metal applications stated by High Teck
Common questions
How many are in the package?
1 roll. Check the selected MPN in the table because full boxes and small trial packs are separate High Teck products.
Which grit should I order?
P40–P80 is for heavy removal, P120–P180 for featheredge and primer preparation, P220–P320 for primer sanding, P400–P600 for final color preparation, and P800+ for fine refinement where the paint process calls for it.