Genuine factory original equipment 3M Brand Hookit heavy-duty automotive paint preparation finishing film abrasive disc assembly (Model / MPN: 260L | Part Number: 00968). This premium abrasive component safeguards your workshop's material finishing and paint-prep operations by providing an exceptionally uniform, cool-cutting micro-fine abrasive matrix designed to refine automotive coatings. Featuring a standard outer diameter engineered for easy placement, it installs easily right onto your matching Hookit backup pad or dual-action orbital sanding machinery. Sourced from highly durable aluminum oxide abrasive composites bonded to a high-strength film backing, this P1200-grit disc provides ultra-smooth stock removal and micro-finishing, protecting delicate clear coats and high-strength body panels from dangerous friction-induced heat damage or surface glazing under rigorous continuous operational stress.

• Key Features: Specialized micro-fine grain matrix structure for precision leveling, heavy-duty tear-resistant film backing configuration for extended surface contact, dependable thermal dispersion to prevent paint burn, and high-stability hook-and-loop performance attachment.
• Technical Specs: Brand: 3M | Line: Hookit Finishing Film 260L | Part Number / MPN: 00968 | Grade: P1200 Grit | Abrasive Material: Premium Aluminum Oxide | Backing Type: Durable Polymer Film | Attachment Style: Hookit Hook-and-Loop.
• Condition Notes: This item is in new, old stock (NOS) warehouse condition. The product face and Hookit backing material are physically flawless with zero edge fraying, abrasive shedding, storage creases, or moisture compromises. The factory retail packaging contains the complete original count, clean and ready for direct installation.
• Installation Notes: Always verify the face of your backup pad is clean and free of debris prior to seating. Align the disc evenly over the hook-and-loop pad interface, pressing down firmly across the entire diameter to ensure flat, stable contact without wrinkles. Adjust your orbital sander's speed control setting to match standard fine-finishing parameters, maintain flat surface contact with minimal downward pressure, and always clear away particulate buildup using a tack cloth or compressed air before moving to final polish. Never apply excessive edge force that could pierce the film matrix. Message with any questions!