3m # 00409 - Imperial Stickit Disc - 5" P280 Grit - 100 Disc New on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, US
You know 3m is the best. This is a roll of new 5" Imperial Stickit discs, with the dust free holes. Part # 00409 - 100 discs, P280 grit. Lists over $55.00 and I'm paying the freight. Please email with questions, I will do my best to answer. I ship within 2 business days of payment. PayPal and checks accepted but checks wait to clear. Multiple wins get shipping discounts. Please visit my store categories for more 3M products, tools, NASCAR & bar items, antiques, collectibles, and more. Thanks for looking, Dale
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