Sungold Abrasives74723 5-inch x 8 Hole Eclipse Film Hook and Loop Sanding Discs, Pack of 20 Assorted Fine Grits 5 each of 800, 1200, 1500 & 2000, Fine Grit Assortment

It works great however the backing loses its ability to re-adhere after a few uses, have to grab a new discs. Tried washing several of these to get out any dust that might be preventing from sticking to the hook and loop, they still would not stick. Cleaning the hook and loop pad on sander made no difference either. I can continue to use these discs - but by hand. Hate to throw away as the abrasive disc still has plenty of use. Had same trouble with the Oslong Abrasives Green film 320 and 400 grits - after changing out a few times disks also refused to stick to random orbital sander. Unable to review Oslong green film abrasives. Course grits DeWalt and Norton worked great when it came to re-use - got them at home depot. I'm refinishing children's furniture with polyurethane. I did the library with no trouble only three sandings, first sand to get out dings was a Norton 100 and 220 grit, after 1st layer polyurethane I use 320, 400, & 600. Desk desktop requires several layers hence several sandings. The final word is - Grit works great but pad will lose its ability to re-adhere (re-stick) to random orbital sander after a few times.

Sanding scratches out of a WHITE corian countertop. I used as both wet and dry. While they did seem to wear quicker than I expected, the color of the sandpaper did not tint my surface at all. I bought others on Amazon at the same time in different grits. They were Sungold (this company) and others as well. ALL of the others bled onto my white countertop. I had to really work with the Clorox Clean Up to get the color of the other sandpaper off. Only this one did not.They did seem to wear quickly however.For ordering, packaging, delivery, 5 stars.

Great quality and great value! I have used other discs in the past but will never go back. In my experience of using these with finishing wood before staining and restoring headlights, the grit stays on the disc much longer than other brands allowing me to use less discs to get the job done, in turn saving me time and money. When using these to wet sand, the discs came of easily and cleanly, where other discs sort of break down and separate making it a PITA to remove from the sander. I also appreciate the fact that the grit labeling is very readable and identifiable in comparison to other I've used in the past where the backing material obscured the printing so much that it was a pain to sort out the different grits.

I do a lot of refinishing furniture, and have learned over time and they many "redo" how much to sand and when to wt sand or not. AnywayThis is the best wet / dry sandpaper I have purchased in a long time! Wet or dry it continues to out perform any other brand I have purchased. It also and lasts a long time. Most other brands I have purchased separated from the "hook & loop" as soon as it got wet, not this paper.For the price - the quality is off the charts.I have tried others and now I will not, this is the one for me.

this variety kit comes with a good assortment of grits for your fine-sanding needs; i used these to clean my acrylic headlights

This stuff is absolutely great and saves time. Used to wet sand auto paint and results were extremely good. The paper lasts reasonably long and without the hook/loop backing breaking down or shifting on the pad. Easy to wipe clean and save for next use. Used with a palm sander and going to try next with dual action polisher next.Thanks for a rare quality product!

PROS:* thin* fabric* can be used wet if your sander supports thatCONS:* shallow grit* loads up QUICK dry sanding between coatsI use an electric sander, so I do almost all dry sanding. Wet is by hand. For my needs, these are very poor. They load up fast, and cost more per disc.I like Mercer for lowest loading. Mestool and Mirka are good if it's been a day or more, or it's a hard surface that has no loading potential.

I used these discs and achieved a "Piano" finish easily when used with McGuires rubbing and polishing compound and an orbital sander, on an oil based polyurethane finish. If you are thinking of " Rubbing out" a finish, look to this video as a reference, it worked for me, and I believe all of these products are available on Amazon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q94PuccM_s4: I did not buy the Festool pads, I used the Sungold comparable grit discs (Cheaper), and the Black and Decker orbital sander (Also purchased on Amazon), and got amazing results.