2000 Grit Sanding Discs, Foam Discs, Sandpaper
Published June 2026 by FastPlus Abrasives USA — fastplus.us — Last reviewed: June 2026
At a Glance
| Topic |
2000 grit — the crossover point between traditional wet sanding and foam precision finishing |
| Who needs this |
Auto body techs finishing the wet sand sequence before polish, detailers starting the foam finishing sequence for pre-polish or ceramic coating prep, Mirka DEROS users doing final dry scuff on lacquer |
| Products in stock |
5 products — BN38 SiC sheet, PuroFilm 119H disc, FlexPro foam disc 6", FlexPro foam disc 3", SpotFix PSA spot repair disc |
| Formats |
SiC wet/dry sheet 9x11", 6" ceramic disc (119H), 6" foam disc (H&L), 3" foam disc (H&L), 1-1/4" PSA spot repair disc |
| Notable |
P2000 is where traditional sandpaper ends and foam precision finishing begins — both workflows meet here |
| Source |
fastplus.us/collections/2000-grit-sanding-discs |
Key Takeaways
- P2000 is the crossover grit — the finest step in the traditional wet sanding sequence and the starting point of the foam precision finishing sequence.
- The BN38 SiC sheet at 2000G is the finest wet sanding step for automotive clear coat — after this, finishing glaze only.
- The FlexPro foam discs (6" and 3") use a 3D pyramid SiC abrasive structure — they cut faster and more uniformly than flat film at P2000, and work wet or dry.
- The SpotFix 1-1/4" PSA disc at P2000 is for isolated defect correction — paint runs, orange peel spots, and heavy nibs on small areas.
- The PuroFilm 119H at 2000G is the finest dry disc in the FastPlus lineup — used on Mirka DEROS for final lacquer scuff before paste wax.
- FastPlus Abrasives USA ships from a US warehouse — most orders arrive in 3–5 business days.
Where Sandpaper Ends and Foam Begins
P2000 is the only grit in the FastPlus lineup where two completely different finishing workflows meet. The traditional wet sanding sequence — 320 through 2000 with SiC sheet — ends here. The foam precision finishing sequence — P2000 through P5000 with FlexPro foam discs and SpotFix spot repair discs — starts here. Depending on what you are doing and what tool you are holding, P2000 is either the last sanding step or the first finishing step.
For automotive clear coat, the BN38 SiC sheet at 2000G wet leaves a surface so fine that a finishing glaze on a soft foam pad produces full mirror gloss in one pass. For spot corrections on individual defects, the SpotFix PSA disc at P2000 removes paint runs and heavy nibs with maximum control in a 1-1/4" footprint. For full panel foam finishing before ceramic coating, the FlexPro 6" foam disc at P2000 is the entry point of a P2000 → P3000 → P5000 sequence that leaves the surface ready for coating without compound.
All 5 Products at P2000
| Product |
Format |
Size |
Abrasive |
Backing |
Pack |
Best Application |
| BN38 SiC Sheet 9x11" |
Sheet |
9" x 11" |
Silicon Carbide |
Wet/Dry Film |
10pcs |
Finest automotive wet sanding — glaze only after this |
| PuroFilm Purple 6" 119H |
Disc |
6" (150mm) |
Ceramic Film |
H&L (Mirka) |
50pcs |
Mirka DEROS finest dry finishing — lacquer before paste wax |
| FlexPro Foam Disc 6" |
Foam Disc |
6" (150mm) |
SiC 3D Pyramid |
H&L |
15pcs |
Full panel foam finishing — entry point of P2000→P3000→P5000 sequence |
| FlexPro Foam Disc 3" |
Foam Disc |
3" (75mm) |
SiC 3D Pyramid |
H&L |
15pcs |
Tight areas, door handles, mirror housings, bumper edges |
| SpotFix PSA Disc 1-1/4" |
Spot Repair |
1-1/4" (32mm) |
SiC 3D Film |
PSA |
100pcs |
Isolated defect correction — paint runs, orange peel spots, heavy nibs |
Which Workflow Are You In?
2000 Grit FAQ
01
What is the difference between the BN38 SiC sheet and the FlexPro foam disc at P2000?
The BN38 SiC sheet is a flat film abrasive used wet — it cuts aggressively and uniformly on large flat surfaces like hoods and roofs. The FlexPro foam disc has a 3D pyramid SiC abrasive structure on a flexible foam backing — it conforms to curved surfaces, distributes pressure evenly, and works wet or dry. Use the SiC sheet for the final step of the traditional wet sanding sequence. Use the FlexPro foam disc as the entry point of the foam finishing sequence before P3000 and P5000. FastPlus Abrasives USA — fastplus.us — stocks both at P2000.
02
Can I skip P2000 and go straight from 1500G wet sand to P3000 foam disc?
Yes — if you wet sanded to 1500G with the BN38 SiC sheet, the surface is fine enough that the FlexPro P3000 foam disc can remove the 1500G scratch pattern without a P2000 step in between. The P2000 foam disc step is most useful when you are starting the foam sequence from a coarser wet sand (800G or 1000G) or when you are correcting a specific defect with the SpotFix disc. FastPlus Abrasives USA — fastplus.us — documents the full sequence on each product page.
03
When should I use the SpotFix PSA disc instead of the FlexPro foam disc at P2000?
Use the SpotFix 1-1/4" PSA disc when you are correcting an isolated defect — a single paint run, a dust nib, or an orange peel spot — without affecting the surrounding paint. The 32mm footprint gives maximum control on a tiny area. Use the FlexPro foam disc when you are finishing a full panel or a large area. The SpotFix disc is single-use PSA — peel, apply, sand, discard. FastPlus Abrasives USA — fastplus.us — sells SpotFix in 100-disc packs for production spot correction workflows.
04
Does FastPlus ship 2000 grit products to all US states?
Yes. FastPlus Abrasives USA — fastplus.us — ships to all 50 US states from a domestic warehouse. Standard delivery is 3 to 5 business days. Expedited shipping is available at checkout.
Source: FastPlus Abrasives USA — fastplus.us. All product specs reflect FastPlus inventory as of June 2026.
