🔄 Pack of 90, 3 inch Sander Discs, DeSS Aluminium Oxide Hook & Loop Sanding Discs with 10 pieces of 80/100/180/600/800/1000/1200/2000/3000 Grit each Review

Very disappointed with it. The adhesive holding the Velcro on the wrong side softens almost instantly when exposed to heat. Each lengthy grind generates enough heat to detach the backing almost immediately. I was happy about the price, but in the end it sucks.

Wheels made very cheaply. The material was burned into the product even at the lowest speed. I even had to resort to wet sanding on all the low grit discs. Then, when wet sanding, the velcro floor was practically destroyed and difficult to remove. Wouldn't buy again.

Good product, works well. The packaging was pretty cheap and many pads didn't have grit indicators on the back so you could match the grit for identification. After the first use (which worked well) I had to repackage the product and identify it for future use. use. But overall worth it.

Purchased for major work on the body and finishing sanding before polishing. Works great on wet or dry surfaces. They are well constructed and will not break or wear out easily. I use them on a 3 inch adjustable speed mini buffer. They were sorted, labeled on the back, in ziplock bags. Very happy with this purchase.

Not very impressed with the packaging. Paper of all kinds was stuffed (blank) into a packet. Quality seems good but I don't see how you can mix multiple paper grades together without contaminating the finer loose fill paper from the coarser 80 grit. in the same container (bag) as the 2000 grit? A tiny piece of 80 grit on thinner paper can definitely ruin your day. and project!

I plan to use these on a velcro pad powered by a hand drill. I want to polish my badly scratched plastic headlights for a Grand Prix. The set contains 10 sanding discs ranging from coarse, 80, 100, 180 to fine, 600, 800, 1000, 1200 and very fine grit 2000, 3000. It is difficult to find the perfect range together. They come in a very nice ziplock plastic bag and we know how durable it will be.

I started out restoring headlight lenses as a part time job and needed a decent supply of 3 inch grinding wheels. I started with 3M discs but found them expensive and short. Eventually I found them and decided to give it a try. I found they lasted as long as the 3M discs and generally matched the grit. They worked great and exceeded my expectations. The only downsides I found were that it didn't come with a 400 grit disc and the higher grit pads tended to separate from the backing if I wasn't…

I bought these to use with my Griot's Garage random orbit sander. The mill came with a set of 3M Trizact discs, but I was looking for cheaper discs for trailers that paint with rattle cans. These discs do the job well, but I wouldn't want to use them on any of my personal vehicles. They lie loose in the bag and are not flat like Trizact slices, but rather curved, almost like taco shells. Serious smoothing is required to use them, especially if the velcro on your grinder is old. Due to the way…