5-Inch 8-Hole Hook and Loop Sanding Discs 60-Grit Random Orbit Sandpaper, 100-Pack

I am building a post n rail deck. 27 rails, 15 posts, all roughly rounded. They are made for fencing, not nice smooth rails. I am using a power grinder with a sanding head. This is VERY hard on sandpaper. I was using some ACE sandpaper, and getting 1/2 a rail before the paper would start to shred. I ordered this 'bulk' pack just for this project. When it came, I was very surprised how long each sheet lasted, and the cutting power of the grit. Picked a 'furry' rail to test. The 80 grit sheet did the entire rail, with minimal wear on the edge. I was able to do 1/2 another rail before I had to change sheets. So, 3X longer lasting than the ACE brand paper. The hook n loop stayed tight to the pad. These will be my new 'Go-To' sandpaper choice.

I use a Ryobi cordless (currently) and these line up perfect with the 8 holes and use high quality hook and loop (the discs do not 'crawl' while using. I mean, I am doing a lot of sanding on a box truck; everything from the floor inside to the bodywork. I use 60 grit as my base discs then move to 120 then 220. I am impressed with how long these remain 'sharp' and cutting. I am honestly surprised - I figured they cost less so they would require more frequent changes; they do not. The red orbital discs that HD sells do not line up and they wear faster and cost more!

These are great. I normally purchase standard hardware store variety sanding pads, not premium ones. I cannot tell a difference in quality between the hardware store brand and these.They hold up well, and are much cheaper. The variety pack was a great buy.

I needed some additional pads to finish a project I was on. I decided to just get a bunch so this would. It happen again in the near future. I used 5 of my previous pads to complete 50% of my project. When I got these I only needed 2 to complete the other 50%. I think I will be good for awhile with the others!

I purchased the grits I use the most: 180, 220, 320. (I use 600 between polyurethane coats but don’t need yet). I am sanding over 650 board feet. These papers are doing a wonderful job, with steady longevity and minimal changing. I’m thrilled.

I was happy with the performance of these sanding discs. They easily removed material and smoothed the surface of my woodworking project. It did an even better job than the "name brand" sanding discs that you find at most hardware/big box home improvement stores, and they lasted longer.

I use them for my hardwood flooring business and they work great. I was paying 2 or 3 times as much at the hardware store. These have sharp biting grit that last longer too. These are the only disk I’ll buy now.

I really enjoyed seeing it take off the layers of wood on these projects and turning the sander up to see hardly any wood stuck in the sanding pad. These are worth the small price they charge.

Most sanding discs for 5" orbital sanders are usually 5" on the money. These ones are under, so you have to get it perfectly lined up and leaves you with zero overhang. The hook and loop is not very strong. After 1 minute of sanding, it has moved out of position on the orbital sander. I guess I'm not purchasing anymore sanding discs from Amazon and off the the hardware store I go.

I use a lot of hook and loop paper. I thought I’d save a bit of money, but ended up spending twice as much time changing pads. These just don’t last or cut good at all. Spend the extra and you’ll get a lot more use out of it. I recommend linconson myself. Good price, good quality.

Most important thing is they work. Sure, they're cheap, they don't last long, but overall the value is better than the expensive brands. I have no problems with the valcro backer or clogging up the grit. Once I'm done with the pad I throw it away, so I don't have the same issue some other people are describing.For my work these are perfect.

Purchased a box of 600 grit and a box of 800 grit, 100 pieces each. 800 grit seemed okay, 600 grit was missing half the box. Not impressed at all.

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