3M Green Corps 01548 252U Abrasive Disc, 6 in Dia, 36 Grit, Aluminum Oxide Abrasive, Green, Dry, Pack of 100

3M Green Corps 01548 252U Abrasive Disc, 6 in Dia, 36 Grit, Aluminum Oxide Abrasive, Green, Dry, Pack of 100

• The 3M 1548 Green Corps Stikit Production Disc is a 6-inch, 36-grit coated abrasive disc with pressure-sensitive adhesive (Stikit) backing and no dust holes. It is sold in a pack of 100 discs and is used for coating removal, metal preparation, and automotive sanding tasks.
• Features:
  • Adhesive (Stikit) backing allows quick, tool-free disc changes without leaving residue.
  • Heavy-weight E backing enhances durability under aggressive sanding conditions.
  • Open-coat formulation helps resist loading when removing paint, primer, or coatings.
  • No hole (solid) design avoids alignment issues and works with solid backup pads.
  • Composed of aluminum oxide abrasive, suitable for use on metal, filler, fiberglass, and painted surfaces.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: 3M
  • Part Number: 1548
  • Disc Diameter: 6 inch
  • Abrasive Grit: 36 (coarse)
  • Backing Type: Stikit (pressure-sensitive adhesive)
  • Hole Pattern: None / no holes (solid)
  • Pack Quantity: 100 discs
  • System Compatibility: Use with solid (no-hole) backing pads; ideal for surface prep, coating removal, metal sanding, bodywork, and finish stripping tasks.
• The 3M 1548 disc is also referenced as 3M Stikit Green Corps 01548, 01548 adhesive disc, Green Corps 6-inch 36 grit Stikit disc, 3M 01548 sanding disc, and Green Corps 01548 production abrasive disc.

3M is a global leader in automotive innovation, manufacturing high-performance products such as adhesives, abrasives, films, and detailing solutions that enhance vehicle design, repair, and maintenance efficiency.

Q: What type of backup pad works best?
A: Use a solid, non-vented 6-inch backing pad that provides full surface contact - avoid perforated or hole-matching designs since this disc has no holes.

Q: Can I use this disc wet?
A: No, The 01548 Stikit discs are designed for dry sanding. Moisture may degrade the adhesive backing and compromise performance.

Q: How does 36 grit compare with 40 grit versions?
A: 36 grit is more aggressive than 40 grit, offering faster material removal at the cost of a rougher finish. It’s ideal for heavier stripping or shaping tasks before transitioning to finer discs.