🔧 High-Quality AUSTOR Sandpaper Assortment for Automotive and Furniture Finishing Review

Bought to sand down a Bondo I was using to patch some rusty holes on my car. I was really impressed how the sheets held up with such difficult material. I was able to take care of a very sandy start and incredibly fine sand at the end. The wide selection of cereals was incredibly helpful. Given the quality, quantity, variety and price, this is by far the best value for money I've found.

The sandpaper was cut from large sheets, so it doesn't have exact dimensions, most parts won't fit in the rubber sander. It took me an hour to sort through all the grits. They are simply thrown together at random. For smaller projects this would be fine, but for larger products it's better to get the exact grit you want in a larger set of sheets. Also, most of the time I have to throw out a good piece because it just starts falling apart. It's good that I have stock, but I don't plan on…

After reading the reviews and the description of the product, I was still surprised by the size, but they do not exceed 1/4 inch of what they describe. Carved by hand but almost the same size. They make up 1/6 of a normal sandpaper. So you get the equivalent of 17 full-size sheets. They do not fit on a standard backing pad and tend to wrinkle when sanding without a pad. They match my application. But I understand why a lot of people don't like them. Fair or better price for low to medium…

I bought this sandpaper, it comes in different grits. I've just started using a few different grits when sharpening and polishing a knife. I let it work well on the metal, sanding away the scratches and making the metal shine. I've used 80-320 grit sandpaper on the wood planer I'm working on, sanded and faded out the scratches really well. The only reason I didn't give it a full star is the size of the sandpaper can. does not fit on the rubber block. You need to cut out the block of wood, maybe

These 3" x 5" sheets are VERY EXPENSIVE per square foot. , about 2 cents per square inch. And they appear to be a bit thicker, so when used on curved surfaces they're more likely to "break" than bend. But I love the variety of textures, and the snap-lock plastic box they come in protects them. I keep my small pieces of used sandpaper in a box to keep things tidy. It is durable, so it can be used for other purposes. The only two small notes: (1) I don't want to scroll through different grits…

My first impression of this was questionable at best, the packaging was terrible, it looked honest when opened, returned and then sent to the next person. The cellophane "wrap" it came in fell apart before it was taken down, meaning it had to sit on a shelf in the heat or the sun (maybe both) for a while. So I found that the sandpaper was also exposed to the elements, it was brittle, dried out and unusable. And I was right. I tried 3 different grits to see if it was just a bad piece but no, all