Glass Concrete Grinding Polishing GP15017 Review

Arrived on time and neatly packaged. I've only used a few pads so far, but I managed. As a beginner glazier I think that's a really good price.

Sanded lots of ceramic tiles with it. I used 60, 120 and 200 grit. I want the labels to stick and the sand to fall on the edge of the block. Would still buy them again as they work very well.

I just renovated the bathroom. I have used these diamond pads to sand down the cut edges of thick glass tile and marble. They did an excellent job smoothing and polishing the sharp edges.

Just started using this product. They work very well. As with most things, slow and steady action produces the best results. Good size for your hand. The quality is excellent. Haven't used them long enough to see how they hold up, but I think they'll work really well.

They suit me perfectly! I make china and had to straighten the legs so they wouldn't scratch my glass shelves. It allows me to quickly and easily sand out imperfections, as well as smooth out flat surfaces that are almost as smooth as the glass itself. For those unfamiliar, grinding porcelain is almost equivalent to grinding glass.

I rarely write reviews but felt the need to express my satisfaction with these blocks. I create glass and apoxy micro mosaics and use wet/dry sandpaper for sanding and polishing which would take me HOURS to get the same results as blocks I get in less than 30 minutes! I use all blocks consistently with water and the results are amazing. Because these blocks are so effective, I only grind each piece for about 5 minutes. I will say that I still need to buff with a higher grit polish for a final…