Scotch-Brite
Scotch-Brite 07502 Adhesive Stripe Removal Disc 6 in 2 800 RPM
Removes adhesive and stripes from clear coat, composite, gelcoat and metal using a 6-inch silicon-carbide disc rated for 2,800 RPM
- TypeSanders
- Removes adhesive and stripes without surface damage
- Silicon carbide abrasive cuts cleanly on clear coat, composite, gelcoat and metal
- 6 in diameter covers large areas quickly
- 800 RPM maximum speed matches die grinder limits
- 3/8 in centre hole fits standard grinder spindles
Adhesive stripe removal disc
The Scotch-Brite 07502 disc removes adhesive residue and stripes from clear coat, composite, gelcoat and metal surfaces. It is designed for automotive refinishers and detailers who need to clean panels without damaging the underlying finish.
Silicon carbide abrasive action
The white silicon-carbide construction cuts through bonded films and striping tape while leaving the substrate intact. No backing pad or specialised attachment is required, so the disc fits directly onto compatible die grinders.
6 in diameter at 2 800 RPM max
The six-inch diameter covers a wide area on large body panels, reducing the number of passes needed. Operation above the rated speed risks disc failure, and the 3/8 in centre hole limits use to tools accepting that arbor size.
Highlights
- Removes adhesive and stripes without surface damage
- Silicon carbide abrasive cuts cleanly on clear coat, composite, gelcoat and metal
- 6 in diameter covers large areas quickly
- 800 RPM maximum speed matches die grinder limits
- 3/8 in centre hole fits standard grinder spindles
Specifications
| Type | Sanders |
|---|---|
| Brand | Scotch-Brite |
| Model | 07502 |
Questions about this item
How often will the 6-inch silicon-carbide disc need replacing when removing adhesive stripes?
The disc wears as it cuts through adhesive and clear coat; plan to swap it once the abrasive surface no longer strips material cleanly at 2,800 RPM.
What limits continuous operation on a die grinder running at 2,800 RPM?
Heat buildup in the disc and grinder motor becomes the practical limit; pause when the disc feels hot or cutting slows noticeably.
How much noise and heat does the 07502 disc generate during all-day use on clear coat and metal?
Expect typical die-grinder whine and moderate heat at the work surface; the disc itself adds no extra vibration beyond the tool's normal output.
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