are these the blue "coarse" not the black ones ?
825178
These are blue coarse and last much better than any others I have used for stripping paint from car parts.
825179
Yes, these are the blue coarse ones which fits on an angle grinder. There are different ones that fit on drills only. There is also a power tool made by Wagner that has this blue coarse. Lighter than an angle grinder. Would not use for lead paint though cause it will kick up a lot of dust.
825180
Yes; they are blue. I've tried the others but none seem to last like these do. They are good for nearly anything from milling a sticky door to sharpening an axe. I use them to clean up paint drops on concrete, water line tile on swimming pools, as a planer for wood, cleaning up scrapers and other tools. A bit pricey, but well worth the money. Wish they still sold them locally.
1456866
NO, I don't believe they are. They are very similar to some micro-fiber sheets that I bought. Kind of feel nylon-ish.
2182876
Well, there are different shades of black :) I think they look like an espresso color. They are a very deep brown not light like a walnut color.
1268979
black is a dull finish, and blue is a shiny finish , so no they are not the same.
1160362
Yes, they are all he same. Only the color differs according to my limited knowledge.
601658
I think they are the same--just different packaging. I think the blue is the latest, since only the ones I order last year were green--all the rest have been blue, no matter the photo used! Blue works the same as far as I can tell.
1590813
I always thought they were but I'm not seeing it spelled out on the package. You can look at bobsredmill.com for more info. Good luck!
1340699
It looks like the "new" colors are just a result of how they were listed by a specific seller. My guess is that they're probably the same.
266585
My last order I got about 2 months ago did have the bright blue color so I would say yes they are.
1884554
The ones I received were more purple with a pretty blue center. If you actually want blue ones, I would contact the seller and let them know that.
1719146
The ones that you see in "black" are not. However, if you contact Acme Tool they have them in Stainless. I waited several months until they got them in. Ask for Randy. Good luck.
861148
Mine are blue, and I think they look black because the picture is in black and white. Other ones I've seen have always been blue.
2023012
Yes they are. However, the black one is a little more clouded in the white part.
970823
No, mine aren't. They are mostly the grey black in the picture, but some have flecks of rust color one is even an pale grey (it holds heat amazingly well). I have come to LOVE the different colors because I can quickly pick out which stone I want for that particular purpose. If they were all black it would take me longer. I think that the differences are beautiful!
1991487
That would be my guess. BG for beige and BK for black. Compare the feature list to be sure. To me they look the same except for the color of course.
285597
Yes. The blue is a softer rubber and black is hard plastic that fits snuggly over it
1072548
I responded before.....this issue of the picture seems to be a relatively new one....when I ordered them it was clear I was getting regular colors. Not the purples and blues