Peter Gibbs
13th January 2000, 12:32 AM
The Velcro on the disk was damaged due to ouerheating, it was easily removed by carefully using a heat gun , and peeling the damaged Velcro off.Then when the disk was cool I cleaned up the surface by holding it lightly against the face of the wire brush on my bench grinder and allowing it to turn .I obtained a replacement self adhesive Velcro type pad from the local hardware store, this has attached firmly ,and is working well again. There was a considerable saving compared to the cost of the Triton replacement disc.