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    Just this week when I bought my paint, I needed to buy some of those little grinding discs that you screw onto a mandrel. She had Norton and 3M, and I bought the Norton because that is what Dan has always had. They were cheaper than the 3M by about $ 4 a box, and we have never had problems with them, other than the mandrel wears out after a while and the disc goes across the floor like a frisbie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DennyW
    Norton is top of the line for any grinding type materials. 3M is for glue only.
    And tape

    I just found 2 more sheets of Norton 220

    Someone here in the NY Capital district must have Norton - one of their factories used to be just outside of Troy, NY (<10 miles from me)
    Dave

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