🔪 High-Quality HIFROM 5 Inch Sanding Discs - 40 Grit Sandpaper - 60-Pack, Aluminum Oxide - Random Orbital Sander Pads - NO-Hole Hook and Loop Review

I don't find these drives very performing. probably suitable for sanding paint or pine. not very durable. very fragile base

I bought these 40 grit bags thinking they would be more effective than the 60 grit paper I was using. I was wrong. They didn't last more than a minute or two.

That's a pretty good deal. I bought them twice. I use them primarily for sanding fiberglass with a 4.5 amp random orbital sander. They're holding up pretty well and taking care of business.

These sanding discs were used on a hand held random orbital sander to sand under railings. We removed the remaining polyurethane finish to polish the deck. It really took 40 grit to work.

I have been a carpenter for many years and have never had such poor quality grinding wheel. I thought the goods would go. Great value for money but I was wrong. The pads will not stick to the grinder for more than 3 minutes. Even with the new Velcro installed on the grinder. Thus grinding wheels become useless. Don't throw away your money with them!

I had problems with 5 hole and 8 hole pads where the sanding dust would seep into the velcro surface where the pad would stick and detach during sanding and fly off the sanding pad cars . I tried installing a new base on my grinder but it soon became soaked with dust and the problem reappeared. I opted for liners with no holes in the hope that dust wouldn't clog the nozzle. It seems to have worked and the pads stick much longer. The abrasive surface of the overlays is also preserved for a long…

Difficulty sanding and stain removing deck in preparation for a new coat of paint. Went to Homer Despot and got 15 packs of their 60 grit hand and foot sandpaper discs. Gee-eeee! What a sweat it was to wipe the crap off the wood, and besides, I blew them. So I got a box of these guys and they were great. Also, they stick to the grinder like iron, so there's no problem here. The lack of holes didn't matter either. Not only did each disc last longer, it also required far less effort to sharpen…