🔹 Dremel MM910 Multi-Max Diamond Abrasive Sandpaper - 60-Grit – Top-rated Oscillating Tool Accessory Review

I've been eating my way through regular Dremel paint sandpaper all the time. Decided to spend the money on what appeared to be a very expensive "sandpaper". It turned out to be a piece of metal with a grinding pattern. Removes paint and rust very well. If you are skeptical about the price, don't hesitate - it lasts a very long time.

My Dremel orbital sander became a 'little train that could' with the Dremel MM910 Multi-Max Diamond. Sandpaper - 60 grit. It effectively removes sealant and unwanted paint/stains from concrete. Best suited for small to medium-sized jobs. Diamond grit wears down over time, so you may need more than one diamond pad. This product works well and I would buy it again.

Absolute junk. It's a piece of soft metal with abrasive on one side and velcro on the other. I used it for a maximum of 5 minutes while trying to remove the varnish from a piece of wood. The paint has not been removed (almost scratched). Also, to my dismay, the velcro was damaged in two different places on BOTH sides - on the back of this sandpaper AND on the sanding pad that the sandpaper (Dremel MM11) is attached to.

Foam pad to which it attaches. This is enough for about an hour of use, after which it is removed from the substrate. I always have to have a can of glue on hand in case it falls apart. I really wouldn't recommend this product, but I don't think anyone else makes a similar product. A manufacturer should be ashamed to launch a product that falls apart so quickly. Maybe one day they will fix it.

For sanding thin tiles off the wall. It held up better than expected but eventually the diamond scuff marks wore off but it got the job done for most of the work I had to do. Buy more than one of these for larger orders.

My Dremel orbital sander has been made into a 'little pull that could' using the Dremel MM910 Multi-Max Diamond Sandpaper - 60 grit . . It effectively removes sealant and unwanted paint/stains from concrete. Best suited for small to medium-sized jobs. Diamond grit wears down over time, so you may need more than one diamond pad. This product works well and I would buy it again.

The tool itself would be ideal if left on the foam pad to which it is attached This is enough for about an hour of use, after which it is removed from the substrate. I always have to have a can of glue on hand in case it falls apart. I really wouldn't recommend this product, but I don't think anyone else makes a similar product. A manufacturer should be ashamed to launch a product that falls apart so quickly. Maybe one day they will fix it.