Norton Hook & Loop Sandpaper – Fast, Flexible Abrasive Solutions for Hardwood Floor Sanding

When productivity and flexibility matter, Norton Hook & Loop Sandpaper delivers fast-changing performance trusted by floor sanding professionals. Designed for easy attachment and removal, this abrasive system helps contractors move efficiently through multi-step sanding sequences, whether prepping raw wood, flattening floors, or performing between-coat abrasion.

Available in a wide range of grits and backing types, Norton Hook & Loop discs provide excellent cutting power, consistent scratch patterns, and reliable dust control—perfect for both residential and commercial hardwood flooring projects.

Why Choose Norton Hook & Loop Sandpaper?

• Quick Disc Changes
  Hook & loop backing allows fast grit changes on-site—minimizing downtime and maximizing efficiency.

• Uniform Scratch Pattern
  Helps reduce swirl marks and ensures consistent results across the entire floor.

• Durable & Long-Lasting
  Backed with tough paper or mesh, Norton Hook & Loop abrasives hold up under the rigors of floor sanding.

• Compatible with Dust Extraction Systems
  Available in multi-hole configurations to pair with today’s dust containment equipment—keeping job sites cleaner and healthier.

• Versatile Grit Range
  Perfect for everything from aggressive stock removal to fine finish prep and between-coat abrasion.

Product Details:

• Backing: Hook & Loop—quick on/off and secure hold during sanding

• Grain Options: Ceramic, zirconia, aluminum oxide, silicon carbide

• Applications: Final prep, between-coat abrasion, stain prep, screen & recoat, aggressive leveling

Perfect For:

• Full hardwood floor sanding and refinishing

• Prep sanding on new installations

• Between-coat abrasion for waterborne and oil-based finishes

• Screen & recoat maintenance

• Gym floors, residential spaces, and commercial environments

Pro Tip:

When performing between-coat abrasion, pair Norton Hook & Loop discs with a maroon pad on your buffer. Use higher grits (120–180+) for smoother finishes and better bonding, especially on water-based systems.