Mirka Coarse Cut 8-in. P36 Grip Sanding Disc 25-Pack for Coarse Sanding (40-631-036)
Mirka Coarse Cut 8-in. P36 Grip Sanding Disc 25-Pack for Coarse Sanding (40-631-036)
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Product Details
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Key Features
Overview
The Mirka COARSE CUT 8" Grip, model 40-631-036, is a coarse sanding disc for aggressive material removal on a wide range of surfaces. This is a sanding disc designed for coarse sanding, stripping, and heavy surface preparation. If you're knocking down rough stock, removing paint, or cleaning up metal before the next step, this disc is built for that kind of work.
This P36 version is the most aggressive end of the listed grit range, so it is the one you reach for when speed matters more than finish quality. On the job, that means faster removal of old coatings, quicker leveling on rough wood, and more efficient cleanup on steel, stainless steel, cast iron, non-ferrous metal, plastics, and composite materials. Mirka also calls out dust binding properties, which helps keep loading under control during coarse sanding where debris buildup can kill cutting performance.
What makes this product different is the reinforced backing. Coarse abrasives get punished harder than fine grits because users lean on them for stripping and shaping, especially around edges and uneven surfaces. The reinforced construction is there for exactly that reason. It gives the disc more durability in demanding prep work where lighter discs tend to wear out early or lose consistency.
The 8 inch grip format matters too. Hook and loop attachment keeps disc changes quick, which is a real advantage when you're moving through multiple stages of prep or replacing worn discs during heavy sanding. Less time fighting the abrasive means more time actually getting work done. For shops and contractors who run through coarse discs regularly, that small time savings adds up.
Mirka lists this abrasive for sanding applications across wood, metal, fiberglass, synthetic materials, chipboard, MDF and HDF, lacquers, paint removal, and more. That makes it a practical choice for bodywork prep, fabrication cleanup, woodworking stock removal, and general refinishing work. It is not a finish sanding disc. It is a first-step abrasive for users who need to remove material quickly and move on to finer grits later.
The Mirka COARSE CUT 8" Grip is best for pros and serious DIY users doing surface prep, stripping, shaping, and rough sanding where durability and cut speed matter more than finesse. If your work starts with ugly surfaces, thick coatings, or stubborn material that needs to go away fast, this is the right kind of disc to have on hand.
What's in the Box
- (25) Mirka COARSE CUT 8" Grip sanding discs, P36 grit
Key Specifications
| Disc Diameter | 8 in. (200 mm) |
|---|---|
| Grit | P36 |
| Abrasive Material | Aluminum Oxide |
| Attachment Type | Grip / Hook and Loop |
| Pack Quantity | 25 Discs |
| Application | Coarse Sanding |
| Model Number | 40-631-036 |
| UPC | 842028011008 |
Compatibility
Built For
Pro Tip
Use this P36 disc as your first pass only. Once the coating, weld cleanup, or rough surface is under control, step down through finer grits instead of trying to force this disc to do finish work it was never meant for.
Tool Nut's Take
Mirka COARSE CUT 8" Grip gets right to the point
This is the kind of sanding disc you buy when the job starts with rough material, old finish, or heavy cleanup and you want it gone fast.
- Who it's for: Body shops, metal fabricators, woodworkers, refinishers, and serious DIY users doing aggressive prep work.
- Why it stands out: Reinforced backing, coarse P36 cut, and hook and loop convenience make it well suited for real stripping and stock removal work, not light cleanup.
- Worth knowing: This is a coarse sanding disc, so plan on following it with finer grits if you need a cleaner final surface.
Common Questions
- What kind of product is this? This is an 8 inch hook and loop sanding disc for coarse sanding and surface preparation.
- What grit is this version? This specific model, 40-631-036, is P36 grit.
- What materials can it be used on? Mirka lists steel, mild steel, stainless steel, cast iron, non-ferrous metal, paint, fiberglass, synthetic materials, chipboard, MDF and HDF, plastics, pine, hardwood, softwood, and lacquers.
- Is this for fine finishing? No. It is intended for coarse sanding, stripping, and aggressive material removal.

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