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RTC Diamond Flap Discs

by RTC
SKU GP45FD60
Original price $69.95 - Original price $69.95
Original price
$69.95
$69.95 - $69.95
Current price $69.95
Style: 60 Grit (Green)

Grind with finesse, not guesswork. RTC Diamond Flap Discs use layered diamond-abrasive flaps that make gradual contact — for a smoother, more controlled grind that resists gouging and leaves a refined, polish-ready edge. They run cooler than grinding wheels, extending life and reducing burn or micro-chipping on dense porcelain.

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Layered diamond-abrasive flap discs for smooth, controlled edge refinement.

  • Design: Layered diamond flaps make gradual contact for a smoother, more controlled grind
  • Result: Refined, even edge that resists gouging and is easy to polish or finish
  • Use: Prepping miters, softening cut edges, truing factory sides, removing small imperfections
  • Cool-running: Runs cooler than traditional grinding wheels — less burning and micro-chipping; longer life
  • Materials: Large-format tile, rectified tile, porcelain, and stone
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RTC Diamond Flap Discs — Grind With Finesse, Not Guesswork

A standard grinding wheel bites hard and gouges, which is the last thing you want when you're refining a visible edge. RTC Diamond Flap Discs use layered diamond-abrasive flaps that make gradual contact for a smoother, more controlled grind — leaving a refined, even edge that resists gouging and is easy to polish or finish. They run cooler than traditional grinding wheels too, which means less burning and micro-chipping and longer disc life.

They're made for prepping miters, softening cut edges, truing factory sides, and removing small imperfections on large-format tile, rectified tile, porcelain, and stone. When one glazes over, refresh it with the Rockin Red Dressing Stone; pair with the Porcelain Pro bits to round out your diamond kit.

Why Tile Pros Choose It

  • Controlled grind: Layered diamond flaps make gradual, smooth contact
  • Refined edge: Resists gouging, easy to polish or finish
  • Runs cool: Less burning and micro-chipping than grinding wheels
  • Longer life: Cooler cutting means more discs per job
  • Real uses: Miters, cut edges, truing factory sides, imperfections
  • For hard tile: Large-format, rectified tile, porcelain, and stone
  • Finesse over brute force: The grind that doesn't leave you sanding out gouges

Pro tip: Let the disc do the work with light, sweeping passes — leaning in defeats the gradual-contact design and risks the gouging you bought the disc to avoid. Keep it moving so it runs cool and leaves a polish-ready edge.