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product_id: 11378397
title: "Stikit Gold Sheet Roll 236U, 02591, 2-3/4\" x 45 yd, P320 Grade, Grit Sheet Roll for Automotive Abrasives"
brand: "3m"
price: "700 kr"
currency: DKK
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "3 M"
url: https://www.desertcart.dk/products/11378397-stikit-gold-sheet-roll-236u-02591-2-3-4-x
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region: Denmark
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# Aluminum oxide grit – fast cut & durability 2-3/4" x 45 yd roll – max coverage Adhesive-backed – reusable & customizable Stikit Gold Sheet Roll 236U, 02591, 2-3/4" x 45 yd, P320 Grade, Grit Sheet Roll for Automotive Abrasives

**Brand:** 3m
**Price:** 700 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✨ Stick with the Gold Standard for flawless finishes!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Stikit Gold Sheet Roll 236U, 02591, 2-3/4" x 45 yd, P320 Grade, Grit Sheet Roll for Automotive Abrasives by 3m
- **How much does it cost?** 700 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/11378397-stikit-gold-sheet-roll-236u-02591-2-3-4-x)

## Best For

- 3m enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted 3m brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Feather-Edge Finish:** A-weight paper backing ensures smooth feathering and primer sanding, perfect for flawless automotive refinishing.
- • **Versatile Roll Size:** Generous 45-yard length in a convenient 2-3/4 inch width fits various sanding blocks and tools for professional-grade results.
- • **Clog-Free Performance:** Anti-loading coating keeps dust and debris from clogging, maintaining consistent sanding speed and surface quality.
- • **Rapid Material Removal:** Premium aluminum oxide mineral grit delivers fast cutting power with long-lasting abrasive life for efficient sanding.
- • **Precision Fit, Zero Waste:** Customizable adhesive backing sticks securely yet peels off cleanly, reducing material waste and saving your budget.

## Overview

The 3M Stikit Gold Sheet Roll 236U is a 2-3/4" x 45 yd adhesive-backed sanding sheet featuring durable aluminum oxide grit (P320 grade) designed for fast, long-lasting abrasive performance. Its customizable adhesive backing allows easy attachment and removal on sanding blocks, minimizing waste. The A-weight paper backing supports featheredging and primer sanding, while an anti-loading coating prevents clogging, ensuring consistent, professional automotive abrasive results.

## Description

Goes on Easy, Stays on Tough A durable, flexible undercoat for vehicles of all types, Dynatron™ Dyna-Pro® Paintable Rubberized Undercoating can be easily applied using a brush or an undercoat spray gun. This rubberized formula resists chipping and creates an electromechanical bond for a tight barrier against rust and other corrosion, critical for automobile undercarriages and areas with bare metal and other components susceptible to weather and salt spray. High Performance, with Appearance to Match Dyna-Pro® Paintable Rubberized Undercoating is completely paintable and accepts all standard refinish paint systems, so auto body professionals can achieve an extremely close match to the OEM paint. Black cured coating is also specially textured to match OEM finishes, so you can very closely recreate the existing finish in any color. Applying Science Where it Matters Most With its tough, flexible barrier against rust, wear and weather, Dynatron™ Dyna-Pro® Paintable Rubberized Undercoating provides true science-driven performance in auto undercoating. Backed by 3M, this coating delivers benefits where they matter most: beneath the surface in its durability, on the surface as technicians can create a nearly identical match to the OEM paint finish in color and texture, and beyond the surface in customer satisfaction..

Review: Best there is. - Getting more expensive all the time, but still the “gold” standard. Pretty much the best sandpaper on the market.
Review: Great for flattening woodworking plane soles and establishing plane iron & chisel bevels - I use 3M Stikit Gold on a flat granite reference plate to flatten plane soles, and for regrinding the primary bevel on plane irons and chisels. I also use it to flatten the backs of planes irons and chisels, but extra care and good technique need to be followed as not to “dub” the edges of the plane or chisel (more details later on). The 80 grit is employed when I need to remove a lot of material quickly, and is the coarsest grit offered in the Stikit Gold lineup. It can remove metal quickly when needed. For flattening plane soles, I typically first test sole flatness in the 120 - 220 grit range, and then drop back to the 80 grit if the surface is too far out of flat to remove material faster. Many times older, vintage planes call for this aggressive grit. Note I use both the 2 3/4" wide Stikit or the 4 1/2 wide Stikit depending on what size plane I am flattening. For #6, #7 and #8 planes, the 4 1/2 wide works best as the 2 3/4" is too narrow. For planes #5 and under, the 2 3/4 inch works best. I have tried other methods and other brands of adhesive sandpaper to flatten plane soles, but the Stikit has worked the best. When flattening a large #8 jointer plane, you need a longer granite block, and flattening large planes can take a lot more elbow grease. The advantage of the Stikit is that it is reusable many times. The adhesive sticks just enough that you can easily pull it up when you are done, and then re-sticks multiple times. Other adhesive papers I have tried stick too well, and removal destroys the paper, rendering it unusable after one use. Plus, other methods such as like SC grit is too messy, and not practical for big planes. For establishing primary bevels on plane irons, the sandpaper method works great for fast metal removal, and the 80 grit is for when you are regrinding the entire bevel. Depending on the blade type and width I either start with 80 or 120 grit, but sometimes even 150 or 200 for very narrow blades or very soft steel. For chisels, since I am removing less material, I typically start with 120 or 150 - unless there is a serious nick in the chisel then I might call on the 80 grit paper. For flattening the backs of plane irons or chisels - I ONLY go to sandpaper if my 400 grit Sigma or 320 grit Cerax is not making progress fast enough, and the back needs serious metal removal. There are times when I buy a vintage plane iron or chisel and it needs sandpaper flattening due to be out of flat considerably. Most modern irons / chisels come flat enough to start on the stones. NOTE - whenever flattening and plane / chisel back, especially when starting with 80 grit, you need to be extra careful and have good technique. Take it slow, and keep even downward pressure across the blade, and straight / even strokes. Don't frantically move the blade back and forth with uneven pressure - you will regret this when you transition to the stones to begin polishing the back.... what happens is with bad technique you round the edges and bevel (dub) and create more work, and you also get an uneven grind which is deeper in spots and makes a lot more work on the stones. Note I always then transition to watersones after sandpaper to continue finer metal removal, progressing up through the watersone grits until I get a nice mirror finish on the back, or I get a mirror bevel. After progressing to 400 grit paper, it is a nice jump off point to move to something like a Cerax 320 or SP 400 stone to continue flattening or bevel setting. I hope this helps anyone thinking of trying sandpaper for faster metal removal when the situation calls for it. For further information and videos of Stikit Gold in action, go to lie-nielsen.com – Lie Nielsen also uses Stikit to perform primary bevel setting, and there are some good videos out there of Stikit Gold in use. They also sell Stikit Gold. Highly recommended, thanks for reading!

## Features

- Adhesive-backed sheet is customizable to blocks, file shoes or pads, helping reduce waste
- A-weight paper backing is ideal for featheredging or primer sanding
- Aluminum oxide mineral provides fast cut and long abrasive life
- Stikit sheets are easy to attach and remove
- Anti-loading coating prevents dust and debris from clogging the cutting surface

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000PENLKM |
| Backing Type | Paper |
| Best Sellers Rank | #47,328 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #249 in Sander Sheets #1,869 in Abrasive & Finishing Products |
| Brand | 3M |
| Color | Gold |
| Compatible Devices | Sanding Tools |
| Date First Available | April 13, 2007 |
| Department | Unisex Adult |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00051131025912 |
| Grit Material | Aluminum Oxide |
| Grit Number | 320 |
| Grit Type | Fine |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.68 ounces |
| Item model number | 2591 |
| Manufacturer | 3M |
| Material | Aluminum Oxide |
| Product Dimensions | 157.48"L x 118.11"W |
| Size | 2-3/4 in x 45 yd |
| UPC | 787721817529 844825055735 757282025558 051131025912 971473158577 069060270662 |
| Unit Count | 135.0 Feet |

## Product Details

- **Backing Type:** Paper
- **Brand:** 3M
- **Color:** Gold
- **Product Dimensions:** 157.48"L x 118.11"W
- **Size:** 2-3/4 in x 45 yd

## Images

![Stikit Gold Sheet Roll 236U, 02591, 2-3/4" x 45 yd, P320 Grade, Grit Sheet Roll for Automotive Abrasives - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51dZrlTGHXL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best there is.
*by F***R on November 21, 2025*

Getting more expensive all the time, but still the “gold” standard. Pretty much the best sandpaper on the market.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for flattening woodworking plane soles and establishing plane iron & chisel bevels
*by T***S on September 3, 2016*

I use 3M Stikit Gold on a flat granite reference plate to flatten plane soles, and for regrinding the primary bevel on plane irons and chisels. I also use it to flatten the backs of planes irons and chisels, but extra care and good technique need to be followed as not to “dub” the edges of the plane or chisel (more details later on). The 80 grit is employed when I need to remove a lot of material quickly, and is the coarsest grit offered in the Stikit Gold lineup. It can remove metal quickly when needed. For flattening plane soles, I typically first test sole flatness in the 120 - 220 grit range, and then drop back to the 80 grit if the surface is too far out of flat to remove material faster. Many times older, vintage planes call for this aggressive grit. Note I use both the 2 3/4" wide Stikit or the 4 1/2 wide Stikit depending on what size plane I am flattening. For #6, #7 and #8 planes, the 4 1/2 wide works best as the 2 3/4" is too narrow. For planes #5 and under, the 2 3/4 inch works best. I have tried other methods and other brands of adhesive sandpaper to flatten plane soles, but the Stikit has worked the best. When flattening a large #8 jointer plane, you need a longer granite block, and flattening large planes can take a lot more elbow grease. The advantage of the Stikit is that it is reusable many times. The adhesive sticks just enough that you can easily pull it up when you are done, and then re-sticks multiple times. Other adhesive papers I have tried stick too well, and removal destroys the paper, rendering it unusable after one use. Plus, other methods such as like SC grit is too messy, and not practical for big planes. For establishing primary bevels on plane irons, the sandpaper method works great for fast metal removal, and the 80 grit is for when you are regrinding the entire bevel. Depending on the blade type and width I either start with 80 or 120 grit, but sometimes even 150 or 200 for very narrow blades or very soft steel. For chisels, since I am removing less material, I typically start with 120 or 150 - unless there is a serious nick in the chisel then I might call on the 80 grit paper. For flattening the backs of plane irons or chisels - I ONLY go to sandpaper if my 400 grit Sigma or 320 grit Cerax is not making progress fast enough, and the back needs serious metal removal. There are times when I buy a vintage plane iron or chisel and it needs sandpaper flattening due to be out of flat considerably. Most modern irons / chisels come flat enough to start on the stones. NOTE - whenever flattening and plane / chisel back, especially when starting with 80 grit, you need to be extra careful and have good technique. Take it slow, and keep even downward pressure across the blade, and straight / even strokes. Don't frantically move the blade back and forth with uneven pressure - you will regret this when you transition to the stones to begin polishing the back.... what happens is with bad technique you round the edges and bevel (dub) and create more work, and you also get an uneven grind which is deeper in spots and makes a lot more work on the stones. Note I always then transition to watersones after sandpaper to continue finer metal removal, progressing up through the watersone grits until I get a nice mirror finish on the back, or I get a mirror bevel. After progressing to 400 grit paper, it is a nice jump off point to move to something like a Cerax 320 or SP 400 stone to continue flattening or bevel setting. I hope this helps anyone thinking of trying sandpaper for faster metal removal when the situation calls for it. For further information and videos of Stikit Gold in action, go to lie-nielsen.com – Lie Nielsen also uses Stikit to perform primary bevel setting, and there are some good videos out there of Stikit Gold in use. They also sell Stikit Gold. Highly recommended, thanks for reading!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Diameter clarity
*by J***N on January 15, 2025*

Hello all, First the paper cuts great, last and does not clog. Second,, As for the diameters of the rolls, Although the paper may measure the same thickness. coarser grits are thicker around the circumfernece. In my picture,, bottom to top,, 150, 220, 320, 400 gradually getting smaller in diameter as they are finer. 150 grit = 5 1/2 inches 220 grit = 4 3/4 320 grit = 4 3/8 400 grit = 4 1/8

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